| The doctor's confirmation will leave her a lot jumpier than before, as much as she will want to be happy about the news. |
| There were other examples of the 96-win NL East champion Nationals being jumpier than the wild-card Giants, who won two of the past four World Series titles. |
| The experience hasn't changed the young man much, though he's a little more vigilant and a little jumpier than before. |
| As people breathe it in, they may become slightly jumpier and a little more on edge. |
| Mr Mas-Colell says a deal with Madrid will emerge, but it did not happen at a meeting on April 27th, making bond markets jumpier. |
| After the war in Georgia, Polish public opinion has swung strongly in favour of the system. The Baltics have been even jumpier. |
