Sentence examples for are rather volatile from inspiring English sources

The organics that belong to Group (I) are rather volatile and TGA curves can be explained by equdibrium desorption model.

The markets are rather volatile, with the more popular Bitcoin falling in price by roughly 20% in a mere seven day span, but that has not dissuaded anyone from wanting to at least consider being part of the cryptocurrency action.

These are rather volatile compounds expected to disappear in the aged samples, probably by evaporation or polymerization; their presence in the Ripolin paint samples can be associated with the relatively young age (equal or less than 100 years old) of the examined samples that have had little exposure to air.

Mining stocks have, as is well known, been rather volatile in recent weeks and precious metal miners are no exception.

Several of the team members are from Brazil and the weather can be rather volatile, says team member Alan Rafael Fachini.

Tesla's stock has been rather volatile in the last year, trading as low as $244.59 in April and as high as $389.61 in September.

Shares of Google peaked in January at $475 and have been rather volatile since then, trading below $340 in March, then rallying back above $440 after an upbeat earnings report in late April.

But the biotechnology market is currently rather volatile and is replicating the losses of the other high-tech markets.

"The macroeconomy is still rather volatile, and the reforms are still in their very early stage.

The feeling of being either over- or under-challenged seems to be a rather volatile than enduring experience, which may also be a sign of instructional quality.

When these beans are cut, they release a putrid, nauseating odour, which is also rather volatile and this odour will have disappeared after a few hours.