Sentence examples for nervous of falling from inspiring English sources
The charities, including Islamic Relief, one of the largest Muslim charities, which was praised by David Cameron during the 2010 election campaign, say their urgent humanitarian work is being disrupted either by banks nervous of falling foul of counter-terror legislation or by civil servants anxious that some of the funding may fall into the wrong hands.
Drugs associated with an increased risk of falling (central nervous system (CNS -depressant agents).
Being nervous or shaky will increase your chance of falling.
I'm very nervous a few days before shooting them, because I'm also quite capable of falling on my face.
No register of landlords exists, so Teather cannot see how such a system could be policed, meaning the worst landlords "will be the ones saying I'll chance it, what are the chances of them checking?", while only reputable landlords will be "nervous about falling foul of the system".
And businesses remain nervous about falling prices.
In only their second defeat of the campaign, a nervous Barcelona fell apart either side of half-time.
There's also a treacherously fast descent from the top of Col de Sarenne — which might make Froome a bit nervous after nearly falling on Tuesday.
For example, most of the mammalian nervous system falls into this category [ 35].
In this case, it paid to be "square" because not only did his clean-cut look make the parents of kids shimmying to Chubby Checker less nervous, Clark never fell out of style.
