Meanings of more jittery in English

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

Financial markets have got more jittery the closer the Greek bond deadline has got.

Investors are more jittery about a downturn in trade developments between Washington and Beijing.

Cody wasn't used to being praised by the old man, and it made him even more jittery.

For some reason I felt on edge, was more jittery than I had been the night before my own wedding.

Shalulile gave Sundowns more jittery moments when his headed effort was deflected wide of goal in the 64th minute of the contest.

Banks warned that too much transparency, such as news of BNP Paribas' €24 billion exposure to Italy, may make markets even more jittery.

Beyond the crucial EU summit in March, fears about the failure of Brexit talks altogether are growing, making some investors even more jittery about sterling.

It was somewhere between an exclamation of impatience and an invitation to forgetfulness or sleep -a hush almost, but more jittery, and more sibilant.

With the Greek debt crisis, the "flash crash", and an uncertain economic outlook, investors have become much more jittery about IPOs in recent weeks.

Others begin to develop an interest in high-grade coffee, a pursuit that leaves them more jittery and highly strung than they've ever been at 4.30am.

"Hello," Vivien said finally, the echo from the mike making her even more jittery.