Sentence examples for be less jumpy from inspiring English sources

Then he was told that the music had to be less jumpy and dissonant.

Those Cuban batters were less jumpy than just plain ineffective against Matsuzaka's legendarily varied repertory.

But Britain is less jumpy about terrorism today than America was in 2002, and more suspicious of threat assessments.

Mr Oudea rejects the idea of a systemic failure, arguing that the loss was a product of a particular time and place: a period of rapid growth in equity derivatives, which overstretched the bank's capacity to monitor itself, and a peripheral trading desk where people were less jumpy about the risk of fraud.Clients seem willing to give SocGen the benefit of the doubt.

Only Berlingske Tidende's (unnamed) critic was dismissive, commenting: "The story Ved Vejen is weak in content and often unreadable in form.. We recommend the author to be less nervous, less jumpy and less impressionistic".

Service is generally much less jumpy and intrusive than it can be in these high-end places, though Fleur had issues.

While the WRX's turbocharged 2.5-liter four-cylinder has the same 224 horsepower and 226 pound-feet of torque as the '07 model, it reaches the torque peak 800 r.p.m. sooner, and the thrust from the turbocharger has been smoothed to make it less jumpy.

"Her eyes were jumpy, very jumpy," Ms. Figueroa recalled.

Honey is the best sweetener for tea because it more relaxing than sugar and will also make less jumpy.

Grouping temporary and contract roles together can be "more visually pleasing and less jumpy-looking" than listing them separately, Rangel said.

Moreover, voters have become less jumpy about the economy.