That, and the volatility of the status issue, helps explain why there's no official celebration here".
Tourism is dragging, the wealth effect is waning and the volatility of Wall Street weighs heavily on this market".
Investment banks are particularly hard to fathom because of the complexity of their business and the volatility of their earnings.
If one could only answer those questions, one might discover something about the vexed relationship of critic and artist and the volatility of modern society.
(That model calculates what an option is theoretically worth, given variables like its strike price, the time until expiration and the volatility of the underlying stock).
But he said the idea that recycling can turn garbage into gold is unrealistic, given the costs of collection and the volatility of markets.
But legislative politics and the volatility of the capital punishment issue left it unclear how quickly the penalty might be restored.
"Turbulence in the markets for European Union government bonds and the volatility of the euro have reached a new dimension," the text of the legislation said.
The paradox that drives Kobborg's dancing is the lucid poise of its surface and the volatility of its emotional undertow, and it is a combination that illuminates Rudolf's character with masterly subtlety.
Although plenty of love floats among the Ullmans, so do bottled-up rage, despair and guilt, which leak out in sudden explosions of hostility and self-destruction, and the volatility of family life gives you a sense of emotional claustrophobia.
"However, the extent of the revision and the volatility of these numbers should perhaps be seen more as a reminder of how unreliable the GDP statistics can be rather than a genuine cause for concern at this stage".
