Sentence examples for nervous future from inspiring English sources

There are also the usual preparations for June weddings as betrothed couples endure last-minute fittings, Jack-and-Jill showers and nervous future in-laws.

One risk facing policy makers is that bond investors around the world, already jittery about the flood of new Treasury debt being issued, would become even more nervous about future inflation and demand higher interest rates.

Burberry slumped 108p to £12.01 as investors turned nervous about future prospects for the luxury goods sector, which has held up well during the general economic downturn, and decided to bank some profits after a recent 27% gain.

More than a decade later, the dystopian worlds of David T. Little's "Dog Days" and George Benjamin's "Written on Skin" — the first set in a nervous American future, the second in a squalid European past — define our own operatic era.

But when it comes to risky assets, the fact that rates are low is telling you something; in this case, that central banks are very nervous about future growth.

I get nervous about her future, but about my sons' futures, too".

But what makes "Modern Life" more than just another neatly accomplished collection from a neatly accomplished poet are two long, strange, nervous sequences: "The Future of Terror" and "Terror of the Future".

"So when you hear these candidates talking about raising taxes, it gets me nervous for the future of the city, and for the future of the economy of the city".

However, as in reinforcement learning, the nervous system predicts future reward by predicting concrete physical stimuli that are themselves predictive of future reward.

Nervous about your future?

"I'm nervous of the future.