Sentence examples for these jitters from inspiring English sources

Investors are on edge.What lies behind these jitters?

American business leaders in Europe are campaigning feverishly to keep these jitters from multiplying.

Fink's tremendous expectations for his photographs, the fuel for these jitters, are revealed in the vocabulary he uses to discuss his work.

This latest plunge makes sterling the weakest of the main currencies this year.It is wrong to blame these jitters mainly on Britain's economy, fragile though it remains.

But these jitters were partly calmed when core consumer prices registered a modest rise of 0.2% in January and 2.3% in the year to January, only slightly higher than the 2.2% increase in the year to December.

But don't confuse these jitters (often known as volatility) with causality.

The variations of each of these jitter measurements are shown in Table 3.

And the idea that these jitter-prone streams, which often went down even without the long arm of the WWE's legal department getting involved, could somehow replicate the effect and utility of actually buying the pay-per-view (in HD!) and watching it with your friends and family is ludicrous.

HONG KONG — There are all sorts of reasons for the Hong Kong stock market to have the jitters these days.

As a result of these market jitters, he said, "lenders who had been waiting in the hopes that the market would improve, realized that things were still unstable and so they are more ready to resolve their loans now than in the past.Maybe not in the first quarter of this year, but by the second and third quarter I see a lot of things in the pipeline".

Even still, I think these market jitters are exaggerated.