Sentence examples for due to volatile from inspiring English sources

George Osborne announced on Thursday that he was postponing the sale of the final 9% of Lloyds shares owned by taxpayers due to volatile financial markets.

Nearly $40 billion worth of global initial public offerings, or 44percentt of the $89 billion planned, have been postponed or canceled so far this year, according to data provider Thomson Reuters, mainly due to volatile equity markets.

Furthermore, conventional crude oil derived jet fuel is also becoming more expensive due to volatile markets [4].

The firms had planned to relist New Look in 2010 but the stock market flotation was abandoned due to volatile market conditions.

The possible oxygen and excessive hydrogen elements were removed under high-temperature crystallization to yield stoichiometric BN due to volatile boron-oxygen and nitrogen-hydrogen species.

Trading of Zynga shares were halted twice in the afternoon on the Nasdaq stock exchange, first for the layoff announcement and then again due to volatile trading during which the stock fell by as much as 15%.

According to the pore evolution theory, non-carbonic elements such as oxygen and hydrogen during decomposition change to volatiles and a pressure develops inside the particle due to volatiles accumulation.

Olfactory cues provide one means of discrimination, and Ashman et al. (2005) demonstrated that pollinator preference for male fertile over female wild strawberries (Fragaria virginiana) was primarily due to volatiles emitted from the anthers.

Rescuers were unable to safely recover Scott's body, due to the "volatile" thermal area and an incoming lightning storm.

He was elected to the House of Commons (1780, 1784) where, in spite of his abilities, he ran into difficulties due to his volatile temper.

Today, the threat of a full-scale invasion seems diminished, but Col-Gen Muzhenko says Ukraine has not ruled it out due to the "volatile" nature of the situation.