Sentence examples for particularly jumpy from inspiring English sources
Among the risks is a sharp decline in the stock market, which has been particularly jumpy lately because of earnings disappointments and the uncertainty over the outcome of the presidential election.
Commodities were especially jumpy.
Although the colors are not particularly bright or full of contrasts, they produce very jumpy, almost fierce optical effects, thanks to the way the multiplying lines keep distracting the eye.
This is particularly problematic because, as Mr. Stein also explained Thursday, investors are a little jumpy at the moment.
The music on "Gloryland" is particularly eclectic, from the spare, soulful parable of "Trying to Get to Memphis"; to the jumpy, ZZ Top-style "Bus to Shreveport"; to the apocalyptic religious imagery of "Gloryland," with echoes of Bob Dylan's "Gotta Serve Somebody," but with a very different message.
Feeling startled and jumpy can also be symptoms of anxiety, so that is a common misdiagnosis of PTSD, particularly when the person suffering from PTSD is presenting as more agitated than sad and dejected.
Investors in financial assets may have had a jumpy few weeks, but salesrooms have notched up record prices in May.Emerging markets are doing particularly well: Sotheby's recently held a sale of Latin American art that fetched a record $22m, including $5.6m for Raices (Roots) by Frida Kahlo (pictured above).
That said, investors remain particularly sensitive to both macro economic data and company earnings, and with Intel, JP Morgan, Citigroup and Bank of America all reporting next week, traders could be a little jumpy, particularly if one of these companies underperform expectations.
