Sentence examples for some added nervousness from inspiring English sources

"I'm not saying there won't be some added nervousness.

Four minutes of stoppage time added a nervousness to the finale but for all of Dundee's desire to get forward, Ross County were strong enough to hold out for another vital win.

The emergency at the Fukushima nuclear power plants could also add to nervousness among German exporters.

Another plane crash is likely to add to nervousness about flying a week after a Malaysia Airlines plane was downed over Ukraine, and after a TransAsia Airways plane crashed off Taiwan during a thunderstorm on Wednesday.

Her hiring added to the nervousness at CNN, recently shaken by the layoff of 400 workers.

There were other reasons for the jitters on Thursday — violence in Thailand, political tensions between North and South Korea, and yet another labor strike in Greece over the proposed austerity measures, added to the nervousness of investors.

But market experts said the decision by the exchange's rivals — Nasdaq, BATS Trading and CBOE — to make that move added to the nervousness of high-frequency traders who abruptly withdrew from the market.

On Friday, the Dow sank 1.8% and the S&P 500 lost 1.9%, as falling crude prices added to investor nervousness before an expected first U.S. interest rate hike in nearly a decade.

He said that the economy did now look like it was on a firmer footing, but added: "So much nervousness remains, in part because the recovery is still so slow," he said.

As she waited for Karachi to sign off, the killing of Bin Laden on May 2 escalated the anti-American feelings in Pakistan even further, and added to the nervousness at Asia Society about whether the show would ever come to pass.

Suddenly "their people" were complaining about "that woman".The European question added fuel to this nervousness.