Sentence examples for which nervous from inspiring English sources

Synapses are polarizing elements that separate one cell from another in the neuron chains along which nervous impulses travel.

It said a surge in the yen, which nervous global investors consider a haven, weighed on overseas profit.

This has not been a standard recession, in which nervous consumers pulled back and will start spending again once they have been reassured.

Neurotransmitters, a group of chemical compounds of variable composition, are secreted at all synapses (junctions between nerve cells over which nervous impulses must travel).

Dragons' Den rules state that I'm allowed to act like a hugely self-satisfied arse no matter which nervous civilian trying to make a better life for themselves is standing before me.

Forster, meanwhile, came up with darkly brooding tracks in which nervous outsiders noted that life rarely lived up to one's romantic expectations and the traffic lights on the street of love invariably turned red.

"They know their child is nervous, which makes them nervous.

He always seems nervous, which makes ME nervous.

Given the conditions under which human nervous systems evolved, these aspects of our behavior are unsurprising.

The effectiveness with which the nervous system interprets sound patterns is linked to musical ability.

But the best film she made was Max Ophüls's Letter from An Unknown Woman (1948), in which her nervous romanticism was heightened into heroism.