Sentence examples for nervous trend from inspiring English sources

Motown Records had control, during the nineteen-sixties, of the more urban, more nervous trend in black music a trend opposed for a while by soul music.

Motown Records had control, during the nineteen-sixties, of the more urban, more nervous trend in black music — a trend opposed for a while by soul music.

During the last two decades, the nervous urban trend has consistently been the more significant the simpler, more rural trend nearly always coming as a temporary reaction).

During the last two decades, the nervous urban trend has consistently been the more significant — the simpler, more rural trend nearly always coming as a temporary reaction).

The number of serial homicides of women has declined sharply in recent years, but local officials are nervous that the trend may begin anew.

All of a sudden, banks are nervous that that trend could continue.

The Conservatives and Labour are understandably nervous that this trend will continue if the polls go ahead.

If anyone is more nervous about these trends than I.B.M., it could be its competitors.

In the first qualifying heat of the men's 100m freestyle at Sydney 2000, two of the three nervous participants bucked the trend, choosing instead to go on the "S" of the starter's "get set".

Since investors are very nervous about global economic trends, I recommend that investors get paid while they wait for the markets to recover.

This small-area study of incidence of cancers of the brain and central nervous system found evidence of trend (P = 0.02) of cancer risk with deprivation (8% higher risk in affluent areas), but no significant association with urban-rural status.