Sentence examples for from jitters from inspiring English sources
The economy even seems to have benefited from jitters about terrorism, since the same repressive regime that props up the country's Communist leaders also instils investors and tourists with a sense of security.There are problems, of course.
To judge by this week's political rhetoric, the blame for Greece's woes lies largely with speculators, who stand accused of buying sovereign credit-default swaps (CDSs), a form of insurance against government default, in the hope of profiting from jitters about sovereign debt.
Many spacecraft suffer from jitter produced by periodic vibration sources such as momentum wheels, reaction wheels, or control moment gyros.
Comparing results from jitter studies performed with voluntary and electrical activation is difficult to perform quantitatively, particularly in complex signals as seen in reinnervation.
The refresh rate of the eyepieces must exceed 60Hz to prevent the brain from perceiving jitters.
Nor has a lifetime of musical accomplishment inured him from stage jitters.
Global stock markets also suffered from spreading jitters, with the FTSE down 1.5% and the Dow Jones Industrial Average off more than 1percentt in morning trading.
Even at 47, with nearly 500 matches under my belt, I suffer from pregame jitters: my stomach turns over and my heart is thumping like a jackhammer.
Conceived by Emmanuel Wilson and directed by Janine Nina Trevens, the show features more than a dozen composers and lyricists, who deal with everything from exam jitters to angst over social relationships.
