Sentence examples for were particularly nervous from inspiring English sources

Investors were particularly nervous about Bank of America, which had sharply lowered earnings estimates last month, citing bigger loan losses.

BellSouth officials were particularly nervous that investors would perceive that they were paying too much for AT&T, the executives said, echoing an assertion that investors had made about the 40percentt premium Bank of America paid for FleetBoston.

Developing countries were particularly nervous last week because Trump has also vowed to stop contributions to the Green Climate Fund, set up by the UN to distribute an eventual $100bn a year to help them reduce emissions and adapt their infrastructure to climate change.

North Koreans in the military will be particularly nervous.

Democratic senators from conservative coal states are particularly nervous.

He's particularly nervous that excessive regulation could send more jobs overseas.

France is particularly nervous about a new wave of possible terrorist attacks.

These companies lack aspects of the business software creation capability, but VMware has been particularly nervous about AWS.

As much as I'm confident playing rugby, when it comes to stuff like this [pointing to the recorder between us], I still find myself being particularly nervous.

Mondrian was particularly nervous about the onset of war, as his work had been included in the Nazis' notorious 1937 show of "degenerate art".

Ms. MacLaine was particularly nervous about dropping the top hat she was supposed to carry during her rendition of "Steam Heat".