Sentence examples for admitted volatility from inspiring English sources
For all the strong points, the search committee was also aware of characteristics that had made him controversial at NASA like his admitted volatility.
Chief executive Tim Howkins admitted that volatility had brought with it an 83% rise in bad debts from speculators losing more than they could afford.
Willing to accept volatility?
Take volatility off the list.
Walsh admitted that N.F.L. life -- "the volatility of it, almost to the point of cruelty" -- took its toll on him.
Volatility has long been used as a proxy for risk, but in all the conversations I've had over the years, no one has admitted to laying awake at night over concern about their volatility.
The difference ( Y − y ) can be admitted as an error ( ef V ) attributable to the initially estimated volatility.
The new Core Equity funds deal with this volatility by admitting a few big companies into the mix.
He pines for the good relationships he had with reporters in his early years in Scotland and admits, without irony, "there was an intensity and volatility about the modern media I found difficult".
Newar admits that retailers' stocks have a well-deserved reputation for volatility, collapsing on management mistakes and changes in consumer tastes.
