Sentence examples for both the volatility of from inspiring English sources

Now recent back-to-back announcements have highlighted both the volatility of the issue and the ambiguity of the science, and have alternately heartened and dismayed patients.

In His Words," when Ms. Mulder conjured both the volatility of Ms. Jones and her sultry, feline vocal sound, although Ms. Mulder is not as jazzy or adventurous and doesn't drag the listener into the ozone, as Ms. Jones has been wont to do.

Moreover, it is not just price gyrations that have increased, but the volatility of volatility itself.

Both contributed to the volatility of a session in which the Dow suffered its biggest loss in almost four years.The NYSE was not alone.

"Global economic conditions continue to impact the energy industry both in the volatility of commodity prices and reduced demand for products," the company's chairman and chief executive, Rex W. Tillerson, said in a statement.

As the entire industry faces these challenges, an unprecedented number of airlines, labor groups and industries like agriculture and trucking have come together with the Air Transport Association to call on Congress to stop oil speculation, which drives up both the volatility and the price of fuel.

To use Leeds and QPR – his last two ports of call – as test cases might be unfair given the volatility of both over recent seasons and the response of the home crowd when he emerged from the tunnel oozed optimism.

Conditional variance of interest rate series and exchange rate series represent the volatility of both series.

This requires an ad hoc infrastructure that has to deal with the management of sensing and actuation resources provided by both mobiles and SNs, addressing the volatility of mobiles through volunteer-based techniques, in a SAaaS perspective.

The lower substitutability between young and adult workers (lower σ) tends to suppress the volatility of both youth and adult employment because the two factors become complementary in production and firms attempt to balance these two inputs.

It is obvious that the process of defining priorities and policies is highly complex and even more so if one tries to divide scarce human and material resources over large populations taking into account both prevention and treatment and the volatility of (post disaster settings.