Sentence examples for caused jitters from inspiring English sources

The increase in threats from the North has caused jitters in South Korea's financial markets.

Although few believe his call will have much impact, the announcements have caused jitters among Afghan plutocrats.

Mr. Meehan said that troubles at Finova Group might have caused jitters among holders of other bank stocks.

Pressure from the authorities caused jitters in venue owners, leading to the demise of seminal grime nights that had only ever been peaceful.

But the Irish did not shy away, and the prospect of how they might vote has caused jitters across many capitals.

The more the Tories say about immigration, the more they sound like a single-issue party rather than a potential government.This impression has caused jitters throughout the Conservative Party.

But the prospect is causing jitters.

In ruling circles the uncertainty is causing jitters.

The dollar's weakness is causing jitters in countries like Japan, however.

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

Uncertainty about whether the rest of the loan will be disbursed is causing jitters.