Sentence examples for a volatile climate from inspiring English sources

The system is an inefficient mess, providing an illusion of strategy in a volatile climate.

But in a volatile climate, the shutdown of the state broadcaster could devolve into something more unpredictable.

Speaking afterward about the incident, the team driver Nico Hulkenberg questioned the decision of Formula One authorities to race in such a volatile climate, saying that teams "shouldn't have been put in this position".

"People are bidding furiously against each other," he said, "doing crazy things, buying for too much money, and the next day suffering buyer's regret, asking themselves, 'Why did I buy that?' " Certainly, it's a volatile climate in book publishing right now, and instead of making publishers retrench and cut back, that seems to make them wilder, as if bitten by some mysterious spending bug.

In such a volatile climate, Muslim neighborhoods and France's heavily Muslim prisons can become echo chambers for potential radicalism.

The idea is part of a consultation launched on Monday on how best to manage Wales' water at a time of rising population and a more volatile climate.

Yet if employers take unnecessary preemptive measures in assuming their non-Christian employees will get mortally offended by calling a massive tree put up at Christmas a Christmas tree, it turns up the heat on an already volatile climate, and does a lot of members of religious minorities – such as me – no favours.

All three, according to the citation, "have contributed significantly to increasing the quantity and availability of food, and can play a critical role as we face the global challenges of the 21st century of producing more food, in a sustainable way, while confronting an increasingly volatile climate".

He knew exactly what he was doing – which is to manipulate an already volatile climate in which anti-Muslim sentiment is festering like an ulcer.

Curiosity was landing on Mars in an uneasy season, when the planet was swinging closer to the sun on its eccentric orbit, stirring up an already volatile climate.

Other projects include a series on the veterans of Bangladesh's 1971 war of independence (which killed three million civilians, by some estimates) or a series on the periodic flooding that threatens 100 million people occupying the low-lying rural areas — flooding that experts expect to worsen in frequency and magnitude with an increasingly volatile climate.