Sentence examples for because of jitters from inspiring English sources

German companies remain reluctant to invest, partly because of jitters over Iraq and partly because the government has not announced long-promised changes in the nation's hidebound economy.

If rates appear headed to rise later in 2011, it may be partly because of jitters about the effects on unemployment on the economy, said John Walsh, the president of Total Mortgage Services in Milford, Conn.

PAGE B1 PURSE-BUYER'S REMORSE Retailers expect consumers to return a record $219 billion of merchandise this year, or 8.7percentt of total sales, at least partly because of jitters about the overall economy.

It was the first time I had a little bit of jitters because so much energy is pulsing through me from the fans".

Still, the trend could accelerate because of market jitters caused by the war talk in Washington.

Many oil traders say there is a $3 to $5 premium on Middle Eastern oil already, because of war jitters.

Bloomberg beat Mark Green, in 2001, because of 9/11 jitters and because Bloomberg's biggest contributor, himself, wrote a check for seventy-five million dollars.

South Africa's currency, for example, has lost 32% of its value in the past year, partly because of spillover jitters from Zimbabwe.

"Last year we really took a beating" in part because of war jitters, he said, but this year the company has seen a 10percentt increase in sales "pretty much across the country," adding that it was "the first time since 9/11 that we've been up in every spot".

Since the start of the year, the value of the Brazilian currency has fallen by more than 30percentt against the American dollar, in part because of investors' jitters about Mr. da Silva and the policies he would pursue if put in charge of the economy, the world's ninth largest.

Its stock, in fact, has fallen to $33 from $60 in 11months, largely because of asbestos jitters.