Sentence examples for cause for jitters from inspiring English sources

But they, too, have cause for jitters.

But in truth, Mr. Bush's agreement to appear on "Fox News Sunday" on the weekend before the New Hampshire primary was cause for some jitters.

But the rise in UK inflation could cause some jitters.

That prospect makes for jitters and, sometimes, conservatism.

Market Jitters Cause More Jitters There was talk at a dinner following a screening of the film "Miss Congeniality" on Wednesday about the star, SANDRA BULLOCK, who had been in a private plane that had crashed in Jackson Hole, Wyo.

Soaring MERS Cases Cause Pandemic Jitters, but Causes Are Unclear.

While the recent political instability has caused major jitters, foreign investors said they were here for the longer term.

Its most adventurous bank ICICI is the only one so far to cause jitters.

Bear Stearns, whose collapsing hedge funds have been a prime cause of market jitters, rose 3.6percentto to $121.12.

One of the rare videos of this side that is available might cause a few jitters in the Socceroos' camp.

Although it would be a miracle if that much caffeine didn't cause jitters.