Sentence examples for be just as volatile from inspiring English sources
Carers could be just as volatile.
Expect opinions on Ceradyne to be just as volatile — and fought over — as the war itself.
Certainly, the outlook for bonds – which generate pretty much nothing in the way of income right now, and which are likely to be just as volatile going forward, given the world economic situation – isn't any more encouraging.
Its price, he warns, could be just as volatile.
Though neither of them ever renounced "sleeping with lots of people," his affairs, Millet says, her voice trembling a little, like any betrayed woman's, filled her "with a terrible feeling of being supplanted," and Henric's possessiveness was just as volatile as that of any Latin lover.
Turns out that the business of turning down the lights and running the projectors is just as volatile.
Tracks on Paisajes are named after the different climates that you'll find from coast to coast in Mexico, and their sounds are just as volatile.
Then, six months later, the former Everton manager himself was a much bigger problem and United were ready to scrap the Ferguson blueprint and turn to a manager like Van Gaal, who is just as vain and volatile as Mourinho except older and perhaps not quite as good.
The first couple of furlongs are just as you would expect with Ginger McCain, a man of occasionally volatile temperament.
It's just too volatile, too dangerous.
