Sentence examples for have been causing jitters from inspiring English sources

While fears of a slowdown in consumer spending have been causing jitters on Wall Street, Amazon issued a confident sales forecast that beat analysts' estimates.

After more than two decades in power, he had not been seen in public since mid-June, and uncertainty over his ill-health and possible successor had been causing jitters in the country's ruling circles.

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.

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

But a recent crackdown on Christians, about a tenth of Syria's people, is causing jitters.

PARIS — While the debt debacle in Washington preoccupies America, it is causing jitters in power corridors from Beijing to Brussels.

The delay is causing jitters on Capitol Hill.

The news yesterday that Cypriot MPs will hold their own vote is causing some jitters.

[Bloomberg News] A fake tweet signaling falsely that Syria's president had been harmed caused crude-oil futures to bounce up by $1 this week, reflecting the oil market's jitters over turmoil in the Middle East.