Sentence examples for less jumpy from inspiring English sources

Moreover, voters have become less jumpy about the economy.

Then he was told that the music had to be less jumpy and dissonant.

Those Cuban batters were less jumpy than just plain ineffective against Matsuzaka's legendarily varied repertory.

That should make banks more disciplined about tying up assets, and make investors less jumpy in times of stress.

But Britain is less jumpy about terrorism today than America was in 2002, and more suspicious of threat assessments.

Service is generally much less jumpy and intrusive than it can be in these high-end places, though Fleur had issues.

Compare that with the past volatility;plus your hunch about whether the stock will be getting jumpier or less jumpy to get a sense of whether the option is cheap right now.

But anything you get for $5 or less is bound to be jumpy and unreliable.

SO one should credit Mr. Giuliani for making New Yorkers less jumpy on the Fourth.

"They may have less tolerance because things might get jumpy again".

He toned down his jumpy body language, with less twitching of the shoulders and more calm cuff-pulling in the style of Prince Charles.