Sentence examples for during the volatility from inspiring English sources

"During the volatility we have seen in the last eight months, credit default swaps continue to trade, unlike other parts of the credit market that have shut down," said Robert G. Pickel, chief executive of the association.

Trading ahead of the three-day Memorial Day weekend was the slowest this year, adding to the volatility during the day.

Blackstone has had a difficult time getting out of investments by taking them public during the recent volatility in the markets.

Vitrano bought Alibaba after a sell-off in Chinese technology stocks and has kept adding to it and other stocks during the current volatility.

Set during the political volatility of between-the-wars Italy, Hayao Miyazaki's animated 1992 adventure "Porco Rosso" introduces an unlikely hero: a portly, chauvinistic seaplane pilot with the head of a pig and the heart of Rhett Butler.

Of course, that cheap ETF will also track a market that tanks, which investors witnessed during the October volatility.

For example, government policies such as as tax credits and government-sponsored VC can provide liquidity and augment private VC during recessions, and possibly (dampen the volatility) reduce financial distress and bankruptcies in VC (activity).

She has a "wallet" exchange where people can seamlessly trade in their bitcoin for WSD (her stablecoin) to have more stability during the process and offset the volatility.

In an effort to protect the rest of the species from the volatility of women during their transition into their mature, grown state, humans have established specific structures for housing girls during this unstable time from ages 11-14 years. 11-14 years

While the gap between the two is within the margin of error, the surprisingly steep decline of Silva's vote in recent weeks underscores the volatility of public opinion during one of the most dramatic campaigns in recent memory.

US Patent No. 0274886A1 (2007) illustrates the volatility classes of elements during combustion (Fig. 2).