Sentence examples for nervous position from inspiring English sources

To see Musharraf as a man now sustained, really, by his friend the United States is to put him in a very weak and nervous position at the point at which his friend the United States attacks another Arab country.

I'm always nervous in that position.

Too nervous to change position, I keep my head down and slide gently across the field.

However, Japan can increase the size, capability and purview of its conventional forces sufficient to make China nervous about its position in east and northeast Asia.

Abacha himself, ever nervous of his position as an unelected, unpopular leader, spent lavishly on his personal security, and handed out bricks of banknotes to bigwigs whose support he wanted to buy.The fat of the landHow much did Nigeria's military rulers steal for their own use?

The group hopes to reassure international travelers who are nervous, taking the position that Manhattan remains the same and welcomes everyone.

The announcement of the new work order is a big fillip for SSTL, which as a UK company has been nervous about its position in the project given that Britain is about to leave the European Union.

I am often nervous about the position of power in which I am placed as a therapist and professor.

Didn't it make him nervous to place someone so young in a position of such responsibility and visibility?

Wood said Trump's comment on Sessions "probably makes people a little bit nervous" about taking positions in the administration, but there are certain positions such as U.S. attorney that are "highly sought after," despite Trump's statements.

Some Republicans are so nervous about the positions championed by Mr. Paul and his supporters that they have begun talking about organizing to beat back primary challenges from what Dan Senor, a veteran of the younger Mr. Bush's team of foreign policy advisers, described as a push to reorient the party toward a "neo-isolationist" foreign policy.