Sentence examples for certainly volatile from inspiring English sources

As the movie presents it, their relationship -- formed from an alloy of political fervor, professional respect and sexual hunger -- was certainly volatile.

The stock has certainly been volatile.

Dottie Herman, the president and chief executive of Prudential Douglas Elliman real estate, where Ms. Stein worked, said, "She certainly was volatile, but she had a heart of gold".

It's hard to see large numbers of foreign recruits, certainly from volatile and chaotic nations, being trained in Britain again.

And parenting, to me, is certainly less volatile an issue than gun ownership.

It will certainly create a volatile situation, which could be tipped into chaos by a terrorist attack on the protesters.

Average annual returns on equities certainly grow less volatile, but the opposite is true for total returns as holding periods lengthen.

It's certainly the least volatile of these options, and the one which, held as a modest portion (5% to 10%) of a diversified portfolio, makes sense for growth-oriented investors.

Our data certainly suggest that volatile signals could play an important role in the pollination biology of M. guttatus and bumble bee preference for outbred plants.

The mechanism underlying the host-specificity of fig wasps is almost certainly based on volatile chemicals released by the fig [ 27- 29].

By contrast, the first occurrence of boninites, which required a source of volatiles, certainly marks the subduction of a hydrated lithosphere.