Sentence examples for become a volatile from inspiring English sources

OIL has become a volatile substance.

The plight of homeowners has become a volatile political issue.

Down through the years, politicised words have become a volatile currency.

Casino gambling has become a volatile issue in this year's governor's race.

In the two decades since its release, however, Hill has become a volatile symbol.

With state financing for public universities dwindling, executive pay has become a volatile issue in some states.

The flag became a volatile issue during the primary.

When immigration also became a volatile issue in Britain, they decided to move quickly, fearing that they might not be able to live in either country.

But with Andy laughing cynically and grinding Hank's ego to bits, and Hank so terrified that he can't stop trembling, the story of two reckless brothers becomes a volatile farce about schmucks on the loose — an old man's malicious joke about the universality of folly.

B1 City Settles Death Suit The city has agreed to pay $2.25 million to the family of Patrick M. Dorismond, an unarmed man who was fatally shot by a detective three years ago, concluding a civil suit in a case that became a volatile symbol during the Giuliani administration.

Oil without Islamism can be a problem, but Islamism plus oil becomes a volatile mix.