Sentence examples for increased chatter from inspiring English sources

What does "increased chatter" mean?

Was there increased chatter before the bombings?

We have heard increased chatter about potential activity in the United States and around the world.

In recent weeks, concerns about terrorism in Europe have spiked, with intelligence officials reporting increased chatter about threats.

The prime minister Tony Abbott ordered tighter security last week after intelligence agencies picked up increased chatter about potential threats to the building.

One senior American official said there had not been any increased "chatter" — electronic intercepts — in recent days about a possible attack against a major target in Nairobi.

And early warnings of an outbreak will increase chatter around the subject and might skew the data.

There seems to be increasing chatter about the possibility of Peyton Manning joining the Jets to replace Mark Sanchez.

Despite the increasing chatter about the threat of trade protectionism, many foreign businesses are gearing up to win a piece of the stimulus package.

Poker may have stopped rattling around alleys and lesser parts of town, but there is increasing chatter on the Web and elsewhere that suggests backstage bankrolling among players, leading to dramatic finishes played mostly for the cameras.

For the White House and its Republican allies, the decision by the Democratic-controlled Congress to act quickly was critical to safeguarding the country this summer as intelligence officials spoke of increasing "chatter" among Qaeda suspects.