Sentence examples for less jittery from inspiring English sources

Investors were less jittery about Egypt.

Is the country less jittery after the anthrax attacks?

"Less jittery, more power," the backup running back Derrick Ward said.

One reason for the turnaround is that investors are less jittery about the company's competition, particularly online.

They are less jittery than other investors, too, since they have friends who can tell them whether political unrest is really as bloody as it looks on television.

The one thing you don't yet get on players under $100 is something called progressive scan, a circuit that produces a slightly sharper, less jittery picture.

In the short term, the banks themselves will be very glad of a flood of retail deposits: that will leave them less dependent on jittery wholesale markets.

You people suck.' " Muhly points out that "Mothertongue," the new recording, is much less sweet, filled with jittery, anxious repetitions and jarring chords that are intended to suggest the nauseating atmosphere of international jet lag and airport stultification, along with more mundane domestic anxieties.

First, the screenplay puts a few aspirations to freedom in the mouth of an angelic young boy, perhaps hoping that the fact he is a child will render anything that sounds like a demand less threatening to any jittery white people in the audience.

Soda gets you jittery and less likely to stay awake.

For how long?In this section Growing less mild Stir it up Jittery Italy Mr Normal plods on The commission conundrum ReprintsUntil recently the question would have been unthinkable.