Sentence examples for nervous weeks from inspiring English sources

Some nervous weeks went by before Mr. DiPreta made an offer, which Mr. Takiff described as "not chopped liver".

As one of the trade papers phrased it in those nervous weeks when no one knew whether the picture would be released, "the industry could ill afford to be made the object of counterattack by the Hearst newspapers".

Financial markets had a nervous week.

Overall, markets suffered another nervous week, with investors growing increasingly concerned that the US Federal Reserve might start to reduce its $85bn a month bond buying programme, which has been a key support for shares.

"It has been a nervous week leading up to now but my team has done a fantastic job and to repay my team-mates with a stage win and Richie coming second, I couldn't have asked for more".

"It's a nervous and anxious week," he said of the time before the Tour de France starts.

The main topics were the autonomous nervous system (week 1), the heart (weeks 2 4), the cardiovascular system (weeks 5 8), and healthy aging (weeks 9 10).

The baroness, who prefers to be known as Cathy Ashton, has been nervous for weeks about her political future in Brussels, viewing Brown as inscrutable and unclear about what he intended.

I've been nervous this week".

The debate about the so-called Basel III rules has added an extra dose of tension to markets made nervous in recent weeks by the problems of the Anglo Irish Bank in Ireland and new questions about sovereign debt holdings.

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