Sentence examples for become very volatile from inspiring English sources

First, tax revenues seem to have become very volatile.

While economically useful under most circumstances for more precise risk management, derivatives can pose risks when market conditions become very volatile.

Since the LRA attacks started in 2008, the humanitarian and security situation in the Dungu Territory has become very volatile.

Risk assets were severely beaten up in the afternoon session which became very volatile as traders scrambled to reposition themselves and the realisation that they may be over exposed to stocks caused a bit of panic selling.

"Any time water issues have surfaced, it has become very emotional and volatile".

He said while everyone reacts differently to the stress of living in such a volatile environment, the Christchurch community had become "very good" at looking after one another.

I become very withdrawn.

At the memorial service last week, it became very clear that the Sherpa community is going through a very important, yet delicate and volatile, early-stage political process.

The government investigation also singled out Murray's "volatile behavior" during daily briefings for family members of trapped miners, where he "frequently became very irate and would start yelling," sometimes making young children cry, according to the Associated Press.

I became very munchy.

He became very sad".