Sentence examples similar to a volatile point from inspiring English sources

The group has emerged at a particularly volatile point in Lebanon's turbulent history, when political divisions continue to deepen between a Western-backed government and the opposition led by the Shiite militant movement Hezbollah.

It's important to look at the cyclic nature of a business and see if there are any volatile points that can be avoided.

Usually, how a drug can be taken is merely an added convenience to consumers, but with migraines it has fast become a volatile marketing point.

The most serious breaches in nuclear security in recent years, in which smugglers have been arrested while trying to sell weapons-grade uranium or plutonium have taken places at volatile points along Russia's borders.

An enigmatic woman threatens to push past the breaking point a volatile game between a bank robber and a detective.

It's still unclear at this point, though it all points to a volatile political season in the coming months.

The tensions on the Turkish border are a potential flash point in a volatile region that holds the bulk of the world's oil reserves.

The flash point of a volatile material is the lowest temperature at which it can vaporize to form an ignitable mixture in air.

The Dow Jones industrial average fell 635 points in a volatile day of trading after the downgrade.

Prices quoted by IG Index suggest the FTSE-100 could fall over a 100 points after a volatile night of trading in London follows panicked selling late yesterday in New York.

Yemen, the poorest country in the Arab world, has long been a focal point of instability in a volatile region.