Sentence examples for nervous problems from inspiring English sources

A Government-commissioned report last year warned that workplace pressures were triggering nervous problems that left people claiming sick pay then quitting to live on benefits.

On the morning of the raid, he was woken by the barking of his pyrenean mountain dog, which had slept on the floor of his bedroom since the onset of Hanningfield's nervous problems.

On the morning of the raid, he was woken by the barking of his Pyrenean mountain dog, which had slept on the floor of his bedroom since the onset of his nervous problems.

The stress has been intense, and his wife has had to seek treatment for nervous problems.

Copper toxicity may lead to severe mucosal irritation, hepatic and renal damage, capillary damage, central nervous problems followed by depression, gastrointestinal problems in a short term and liver and kidney damage over time (Nebagha et al. 2015).

Mendelssohn suffered from poor health in the final years of his life, probably aggravated by nervous problems and overwork.

Wenger put Welbeck's several misses in the Champions League humbling by Borussia Dortmund down to "a nervous problem" because "he rushed a bit his finishing".

In all her searching she had found only one that covered both her heart and nervous problem.

The other day, I was in the metro in Paris and a guy who I think had a nervous problem [needed some help].

The increase in prevalence is especially notorious for osteoarthritis, nervous problems-depression and non common conditions.

Both men and women tend to declare more chronic conditions through time, especially nervous problems-depression, high cholesterol, and cataracts.