Sentence examples for distinctly volatile from inspiring English sources
The Russia that has regained such confidence under Vladimir V. Putin — a success anchored in stable politics, predictable economic growth and firm state control over natural resources industries — now looks distinctly volatile.
She must run an aggressive campaign against Mr. Akin, they say, but avoid turning the campaign conversation exclusively to abortion rights — a distinctly volatile issue in socially conservative Missouri, and, all the while, hope that her wounded opponent is not driven away and replaced by some more formidable challenger.
In oral arguments, Kennedy openly worried that companies would somehow be mixed up with abortion, and one suspects that his sense that abortion is a distinctly volatile, morally charged subject was part of why he acquiesced here, and why seems to believe, against all reason, that this decision is narrow.
Some of the work, such as a series of vases designed by Flavio Poli for Seguso Vetri d'Arte, showed some influence from the thick-glass techniques of the north, but the modern Italian glass mostly retained a distinctly Venetian, volatile character.
Nonetheless, those who seek to use tonight's match as some form of potential retribution for Celtic must recall that their players and supporters were far from the put-upon, innocent party, notwithstanding the fact football took place in a distinctly more volatile environment off the field than now.
Though the cables give a distinctly American view of events at a volatile time, they also provide glimpses of how the end of the Liberal Democrats' long run in power had opened the floodgates in Japan for reconsidering the cold war-era security alliance with the United States.
However, volatile aldehydes, particularly formaldehyde, show a distinctly non-linear relationship with circumference and increases in the ratios of aldehydes to tar and nicotine have been observed as the circumference decreases.
This is an important distinction, as the volatile nature of its support means a protest party is distinctly unlikely to sustain a major challenge to the dominant parties.
The cable giant has made Oliver a staple of its political coverage, in which he serves as a more distinctly left-leaning and politically correct foil to the cranky and more volatile Bill Maher.
An exemplary dataset from September 2013 is discussed in which a variation in the efficiency of shallow circulation and convection, the processes that transport volatile-rich magma to the surface of the summit lava lake, appears to have caused two distinctly different phases of lake activity and degassing.
