Sentence examples for considerable volatility in from inspiring English sources

There is still considerable volatility in polled support for both candidates.

In last week's column I mentioned, almost in passing, that there had been considerable volatility in the bond markets recently.

"It is still very early in the life of UTV Ireland and there is considerable volatility in its performance," the company said.

What Happens Next — The Short Version: There continues to be considerable volatility in the Republican race and any advantage that Mr. Romney has is tenuous.

Carl McPhail, New Look's chief executive, said in a statement to the London Stock Exchange: "We have taken the difficult decision to postpone the initial public offering as a result of the considerable volatility in the equity markets.

The world's financial markets have witnessed considerable volatility in the days since the referendum.

Towards this end it is vital to establish a definitive genetic map of this region, which to date has shown considerable volatility through time in published works of scientific journals, within different builds of the same international genomic database, and across the differently constructed databases.

While gold has appreciated in value over time, it can have considerable volatility, which has resulted in losses as high as 32% in a single year.

Both 1 and 2 are highly soluble in hydrocarbon solvents and display considerable volatility with distinct fragmentation patterns starting from molecular ions in the mass-spectra, which makes them perspective precursors of titanate materials in sol gel and MOCVD techniques.

Ferraris in particular have had periods of considerable volatility.

You have got to say, forget about future proofing, you can't proof yourself against the future, you have to recognise we are living in rapidly disruptive economic times, times of considerable volatility.