Sentence examples for more jittery from inspiring English sources

Earlier eras might have been even more jittery than ours.

This means stakeholders are going to get even more jittery.

They were more jittery than they had been on the first lab visit.

This has resulted in making the already nervous Berliners more jittery than ever.

Financial markets have become more jittery as the Greek bond deadline has neared.

"Caffeine raises your heart rate, and makes you even more jittery and anxious".

But as the prospects for a deal became more promising, jittery investors feared that Procter earnings would suffer because of it.

And so all the well-rehearsed uncertainty over an independent Scotland's economic and financial arrangements is beginning to feel rather less theoretical, and more urgent.Most jittery are banks, pension funds and other businesses with significant cross-border interests.

The whole of the country was jittery after the strikes and the intelligence services were more jumpy than anyone.

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

More near term, jittery buyers could pull back from the housing market.