Sentence examples for a rather volatile from inspiring English sources

They make for a rather volatile crew.

Overall - after a rather volatile day - leading shares closed virtually unchanged despite the ECB cutting rates and the Bank of England reducing borrowing costs to their lowest level for 57 years.

"I thanked him in front of the players," said Holmgren of a speech he made in the locker room after the defeat of the Panthers, "for being patient with me in a rather volatile business.

"In addition," Mr. Fine said, "growing concerns about risks in other sectors have, at times, produced a flight-to-quality movement into Treasuries, and with asset allocations jumping around between cash, bonds, traditional stocks and particularly tech-sector equities, the markets appear to be searching for some kind of anchor in what has recently become a rather volatile financial world".

The feeling of being either over- or under-challenged seems to be a rather volatile than enduring experience, which may also be a sign of instructional quality.

This is a common practice in Canadian research; the low magnitude populations make most variables rather volatile over time and, arguably, unreliable for cross-sectional analyses.

"The macroeconomy is still rather volatile, and the reforms are still in their very early stage.

Mining stocks have, as is well known, been rather volatile in recent weeks and precious metal miners are no exception.

Several of the team members are from Brazil and the weather can be rather volatile, says team member Alan Rafael Fachini.

But the biotechnology market is currently rather volatile and is replicating the losses of the other high-tech markets.

The organics that belong to Group (I) are rather volatile and TGA curves can be explained by equdibrium desorption model.