Sentence examples for further spooked from inspiring English sources

The dearth of leverage to amplify gains further spooked big players, including large, diversified hedge funds.

That further spooked the equities market in Kuwait, where the main index has dropped 19percentt for the year.

Fireworks the next day may have further spooked her, and, after searching for days, alerting animal agencies and posting fliers, the Richters returned home catless.

Markets were further spooked by an article on Fortune.com which suggested that the company might have changed the way it accounts for losses to prettify its numbers.

Cranking up the theatrics, he further spooked his captors by crawling naked around his inn bedroom, "scratching and biting" the furniture.

Markets, likely to be unsettled by the lack of comprehensive decisions at the summit, may be further spooked by the EBA's admission that the final total for the recapitalisation fund might not be known until later in November.

Senior debt holders went unharmed, mainly because the government thought to impair their investments would further spook markets.

That will only further spook investors who see Levy as the stalwart pro-market voice within the Rousseff administration and is likely to lead to zero effort on the part of lawmakers to "endorse more meaningful expenditure cuts or higher taxes".

"It puts a shadow over the E.C.B. and risks financial markets asking, 'How long can they go on buying these Italian bonds?' This indicates that the answer is, 'Not as long as I had thought.' " The government debt crisis among the 17-nation euro union's weaker members continues to weigh on markets, and any sign of a deepening in the rift between rich and poor countries could further spook investors.

As part of its attempts to de-risk the user generated content that its business relies on, and thus avoid the risk of further spooking already spooked advertisers, Google even recently began removing YouTube videos of the so-called 'Tide Pod Challenge' — i.e. where people film themselves trying to consume laundry detergent.

A misjudged dash back to No 10 might have simply served to further spook the already jittery markets.