Still, consumers are getting jittery even if advertisers aren't.
A turning point came in the fall of 1991, when Americans were getting jittery about the economy.
Already the travel business is getting jittery about possible military action by the US and Britain.
He's taking naps and knocking off early while the rest of us are getting jittery and losing sleep.
Rebecca Cobb's charming illustrations enliven this tale of twin girls who are getting jittery as Christmas Eve approaches.
NOAM COHEN In October 2000, the market was already turning, brokers were getting jittery, and sins that were ignored during the boom were suddenly given much more scrutiny.
America is heading into another debt ceiling showdown, and investors are getting jittery that the shenanigans in Washington could actually push the US close to a default.
They were stressing todaythat investors were getting jittery about EU countries with big budget deficits – Ireland, the Baltic states and, in particular, Greece.
The anomalous spikes were not noticeable in the period 2001-03, she notes, but became apparent only after 2004, when the gold-derivatives market expanded sharply.Some participants are getting jittery.
The station's two flagship programmes—"More Than One Opinion", which features panel debates, and "Opposite Directions", in which people question rival politicians provide many Arabs with their only chance to hear an opposition spokesman.No wonder, too, that Arab leaders are getting jittery.
