Sentence examples for a volatile group from inspiring English sources

The national council, a volatile group united only to gain freedom from Indonesia, finds it hard to agree on other possible candidates.

Independent voters are, by definition, a more volatile group, so the shift we saw on the generic ballot question is not out of the ordinary.

Second, a new and volatile group, the disenchanted urban young.

A riskier, more volatile group portrait, Noemie Lvovsky's film "La Vie Ne Me Fait Pas Peur" ("I'm Not Afraid of Life"), examines the frenetic childhood and adolescence of a clique of four girls growing up in the 1970's and early 80's.

Although the ultra-positive Range is more likely to grow a handlebar moustache than say otherwise, she insists the notoriously volatile group are now content.

Septic animals sedated with propofol showed a mean survival time of 12 hours, whereas >56% of all animals in the volatile groups survived 24 hours (P <0.001).

Believe it or not, biotechnology stocks are leading the market, even though they are traditionally one of the most speculative and volatile groups.

And it will also show work from his career demonstrating that artists and government commissions have always been a volatile combination: a group of studies for two projects, one a series of allegorical paintings to be installed at University of Vienna, and another, known as "The Beethoven Frieze," for the 14th Vienna Secession exhibition of 1902.

"Nitrous oxide" is listed twice, with one entry describing it as a "volatile substance" and grouping it together with solvents, aerosols and some other nasty stuff you definitely don't want to intentionally hold in your lungs until your brain starts making drum beats out of people's conversations.

A sprawling restaurant serving traditional Italian fare, which is the perfect place to hold a private conversation or to entertain a potentially volatile family group.

Hambrecht tells them they are making a mistake that they wind up with a volatile stock and a group of shareholders who won't be long-term holders.