Sentence examples for much less jumpy from inspiring English sources

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

Mr. Andrews said the encounter had made his music "much less jumpy" than the soundscapes he had created for dozens of earlier dances by Ms. Silvers, his longtime partner in life and art.

Moreover, voters have become less jumpy about the economy.

This makes California's revenues unusually jumpy, with peaks during booms (in dotcoms or housing, say) and big falls during busts (again, in dotcoms or housing).Spending, meanwhile, is much less flexible.

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

Much, much, much, much less perfect.

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

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

How much less?

Eat out much less.

Much less appalling.