The phrase "as less volatile" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly when comparing the volatility of two or more items.
Example: "The new investment strategy is designed to be as less volatile than traditional methods, providing more stability for investors."
Alternatives: "less volatile" or "not as volatile as".
Large deficits need to be financed, but banking and portfolio inflows are now scarce, and even foreign direct investment, which used to be seen as less volatile, has fallen sharply this year.
And Mr. Goodstein represented the guards' union in a successful 1984 federal lawsuit in which two male sergeants sued to win the right to work in the women's jail, which a union official said is perceived as less volatile than the men's jails.
This is due to Jensen's inequality as less volatile cash flows lead to a lower expected tax liability.
And by agreeing to publish forecasts for headline inflation, as well as the less volatile core data, Mr Bernanke has also addressed the growing perception that the Fed thinks fast-rising food and energy costs are not its problem.This is an opportune time to make the Fed's policymaking more open.
As expected, less volatile compounds such as carbonic acids were detected in this method (Table A1 in the Supporting Information).
He admits, though, that these strategies do not perform as well in less volatile markets.
The three-month on three-month comparison in prices, regarded as a less volatile measure of property prices, recorded a 1.4% rise.
"Unlike self-esteem, self-acceptance is inherently unconditional and therefore may better buffer individuals' self-worth against inevitable failures and hence serve as a less volatile alternative to self-esteem for promoting well-being," the researchers wrote in the study.
In other words, our model shows that the first subject perceives the environment as substantially less volatile than the second subject.
Political reasons for promoting energy wood in addition to its renewable and storable characteristics—are an increase in security and diversity of energy supply, as well as relatively low and less volatile energy prices compared to fossil energy sources [6, 7].
"So long as it's less volatile than the peso, it's attractive.
