Sentence examples for nervous workers from inspiring English sources

As nervous workers await a decision by parent company Coca-Cola Amatol (CCA) – to be decided at a board meeting on 18 February – Napthine said he would work closely with SPCA and CCA in the wake of the "disappointing" decision by the Coalition government not to provide a one-off $25m funding package which would have been matched by Victoria.

Every whiff of investigation or litigation drives additional nervous federal workers to the company's door.

To help nervous postal workers say no, post-office managers will be sent on courses run by local public-safety commissions on how to resist intimidation from goons.

Yesterday's matinee traffic of tourists and theatergoers was thrown off balance, with busloads of students sitting unhappily outside "The Color Purple," and nervous restaurant workers contemplating a night with no dinner rush.

Mr. Whitford and Mr. Jenkins provide clues and tongue-in-cheek commentary about the ordeal at the cabin in the woods, which they are observing along with a nervous co-worker (Amy Acker) and a skeptical security guard (Brian White).

Instead, he was shot once in the right thigh by one of two uniformed officers who, after being tipped by a nervous bank worker, pursued Mr. Stolarz into a breezeway off W. 31st Street, between Madison Square Garden and the entrances to the underground transit terminal at Penn Station.

— Stephen Colbert (@StephenAtHome) 17 Sep 08 My personal favorite first tweet, and the one that I point to whenever nervous co-workers ask me for advice on how to start tweeting —a position I find myself in not because I'm particularly good at Twitter but because I am under 30 and therefore people assume that I have answers to such things — comes from Jon Lee Anderson.

The incoming administration is leaving some highly skilled tech workers nervous about their immigration status.

But the employers would not give their names, because, they said, they are nervous about the workers' legal status.

In January, rumors of a ban on H-1B extensions for green card applicants had H-1B workers nervous.

However, some occupational studies have documented harmful effects to the kidneys and nervous system of workers who have urine mercury levels in the range of 20 50 μg/g creatinine (IPCS 1991).