Sentence examples for less skittish from inspiring English sources

Green bondholders proved less skittish than others.A market needs standardised products.

Either this is an especially calm bird or these Gambel's quail are less skittish than their California kin.

This form of branching out may be happening a bit more these days because the market is improving, making potential buyers less skittish.

Bond investors seem less skittish: on January 5th an €8 billion ($10.4 billion) auction of French government bonds was comfortably oversubscribed.

A United Nations investment in training and equipping troops from developing countries, which are less skittish about casualties, can strengthen peacekeeping performance.

FLYING LOTUS This Los Angeles producer, once obscure, has been moving toward the accessible, whether with his festival-friendly D.J. sets, or with his music, which has become more cohesive and less skittish over time.

We don't think we can help you.' " Luckily the Durham and Gloucester cathedrals were less ecclesiastically skittish and stood in for Hogwarts.

It should be no surprise that the union-less, privacy-skittish social network is itself a communitarian totem.

Investment banks are likely to be much more skittish and less willing to take risk in advising clients.

But the danger to her authority has come less from the somewhat skittish charms of Westerwelle, than from other men she personally put, or left, in place.

In the wake of the crisis, however, skittish investors are less likely to take their money to smaller, scrappy shops that do not have name recognition.