Sentence examples for bouts of volatile from inspiring English sources

There wasn't a gangster in sight in the film, which was based on the classic kids' story about a young boy's imagined trip to a forest inhabited by a rag-tag cluster of monsters, but Gandolfini still pushed his character into familiar bouts of volatile rage.

Investors are preparing for another bout of volatile trading if that happens.

The bout of volatile trading left the S&P 500 index slightly lower, extending the benchmark index's losses from a broad market sell-off last week.

But rapid change also meant volatile bouts of economic obsolescence and crisis Deglobalisation 1.0 (1913-1950): Limited growth, unequal outcomes and a huge debt overhang from previous decades stoked economic nationalism and protectionism.

The heavily Bedouin city is historically volatile, experiencing bouts of civil unrest in the last decade over fuel price increases and pro-Iraq protests.

A string of volatile relationships, interrupted only by bouts of gonorrhea or the onset of "the poetry mania," began with his mother, who liked to taunt him about his clubfoot before smothering him with kisses.

What did we learn from the bout of high and volatile food commodity prices (2007-2013)?

Although crop prices continue to be volatile, the bout of high prices/high volatility ended by 2015.

The business has proved volatile, subject to unexpected bouts of bad weather that have weighed on earnings.

The business has proved volatile, however, subject to unexpected bouts of bad weather that have weighed on earnings.

It is as capricious as a prima donna, volatile and unpredictable, subject to bouts of brooding and uncertainty.