Sentence examples for cause jitters from inspiring English sources

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

Too much caffeine can cause jitters and insomnia". In other words, don't guzzle coffee in an attempt to fix dry eyes.

Oral decongestants can cause jitters and increase blood pressure, so if you have high blood pressure, don't use them without consulting a clinician first.

The merest hint of price rises is likely to cause jitters among supermarkets, coming just a week after a spat between Marmite-maker Unilever and Tesco.

If there were evidence that hackers could breach the inner trading systems, it could cause jitters among the companies listed on the exchange and the traders and investors who buy and sell millions of shares each day.

(According to Dr. Metson, a shorter-acting spray, such as 0.25% or 0.5% Neo-Synephrine, is less likely to cause rebound than longer-acting ones like Afrin). Oral decongestants can cause jitters and increase blood pressure, so if you have high blood pressure, don't use them without consulting a clinician first.

Furthermore, micro vibration induced by high speed antenna rotation during an imaging operation might cause jitter, which can degrade the satellite image quality.

With the magnetic compensation, the satellite reduces the angular momentum that the reaction wheels gain, and therefore, satellites do not require large reaction wheels and higher rotation speed, which cause jitter.

However, frequent comparisons of Eresidual(i) and Ethreshold(i) may cause jitter in the value of m i. Suppose that node n i starts to operate as an FT-node as soon as Eresidual(i) exceeds Ethreshold(i).

But the prospect is causing jitters.

In ruling circles the uncertainty is causing jitters.