Sentence examples for jitters the from inspiring English sources

"Where to Focus Our Economic Jitters?", The New York Times, August 25 , 1998

UNTIL the recent jitters, the 1990s seemed to be a golden age for America's economy.

Constanze Stelzenmüller — European Relief and Jitters The sigh of relief in Berlin was palpable.

Kramer passed, on his first attempt, but he still vividly recalls his jitters the night before his exam.

Amid the jitters, the euro sagged against the dollar, moving to $1.3634, its lowest level since May.

Despite all the jitters, the people of Goma have largely resumed life -- albeit atop a lake of hardened lava.

Amid the jitters, will the demand for U.S. Government debt still be in the market?

Should the jitters return, the Grecovery will surely wobble too.

Germany's unprecedented postwar political turmoil added to the jitters affecting the EU.

"Even with the jitters in the market there will always be people who will rent".

Now Cuba is relying upon the jitters of the post-Sept.