Sentence examples for and volatile in the from inspiring English sources
We might have hoped that the election of a black president would somehow make the subject less sensitive and volatile, in the way that John F. Kennedy's election seemed to allay the last, lingering tension between American Catholics and the country's Protestant establishment.
Lise Grande, the U.N.'s humanitarian coordinator for Iraq, said the aid operation, which she called one of the most complex and volatile in the world, was hanging by a thread.
— The politics of energy are convoluted and volatile in Congressional campaigns across the United States this summer, as candidates search for a Goldilocks approach that is neither too hot nor too cold, and that voters will believe is sincere.
THE NEWS Bobby Gonzalez, Seton Hall's men's basketball coach and one of the most divisive and volatile figures in the Big East Conference, was fired after a first-round upset loss in the National Invitation Tournament.
"The crisis in Iraq is one of the most complex and volatile anywhere in the world," she said.
They will see the ANSF take over responsibility for former Taliban strongholds, such as Kandahar and Helmand, and volatile provinces in the wild east of the country.
J. R. Smith, Kenyon Martin and Marcus Camby complete one of the most talented, and volatile, lineups in the league.
Much of that is because Gonzalez has emerged as one of the most divisive and volatile characters in the conference.
The legal uncertainty was the latest development in what has become a fast-moving and volatile situation in the Maldives, an archipelago of 1,200 islands known for pristine beaches and luxury resorts.
We first describe myocardial substrate metabolism under healthy, obese/T2DM and ischaemic conditions, followed by an overview of the interaction between substrate metabolism and volatile anaesthetics in the context of perioperative ischaemia and reperfusion injury.
The storyline was described as the most volatile and explosive in the programme's history.
