Sentence examples for nervous of doing from inspiring English sources

Record companies are still nervous of doing this, partly because they fear piracy and partly because they do not want to antagonise powerful retailers.

Dominic Nutt, a spokesman for Saatchi, said the bill would give "clarity and consistency and confidence to those doctors who seek to innovate but are nervous of doing so".

"I am also satisfied that, if you had any concerns about the approaches being made to you, you had an opportunity to mention them to the team captain or management, or if you were nervous of doing so, at least to your friends within the team.

He added: "You had an opportunity to mention them to the team captain or management, or if you were nervous of doing so, at least to your friends within the team.

Some customers are nervous of doing business online, so providing a toll free number for customer queries makes good business sense.

Electrical potentials, the basis of every nervous system, are one way of doing this.

Bitten nails may put you in a negative light; as though you are a nervous person or possibly guilty of doing something wrong.

Many of the guests were undocumented immigrants who are eligible to apply for Obama's executive action programs, though Avila noted that some of them were nervous to do so given Republican efforts to end the policies.

For example, Neurodegenerative disease, Parkinson's disease, Alzheimer's disease and some clinically isolated syndromes which are members of "nervous system disease" category of DO (or "Diseases of the nervous system" category of ICD-10 or "Nervous System Diseases" category of MeSH) are gathered together.

"Actually, I was kind of nervous doing it.

Know by this, I don't mean jump off a building without a parachute, but do the things you're kind of nervous doing.