Sentence examples for economically volatile from inspiring English sources

In economically volatile and coalition-prone times, you need to make clear how negotiable a policy is and how prone to circumstances.

Still, in economically volatile Argentina, bartering has at times appeared to be the only viable way to do business, and few expect the swapping to ebb.

During the prosperous but economically volatile 1990's, President Clinton formed an inner circle dominated by the nation's finest financial minds.

If it is rich and entrepreneurial, it is also economically volatile, profoundly unequal and nothing like as productive as it could be...Its democracy, one of the great Enlightenment triumphs...now resembles pre-Enlightenment Europe in its dependence on money and private power.

Indeed, Ridley's witty aperçus may have been familiar to delegates who had previously heard his address, "when ideas have sex", at TEDGlobal, another in the dizzying round of global ideas summits promising movers and shakers "brain food" and a unique insight into our economically volatile yet inter-connected world.

Fitch took his own life with a drug overdose after taking bad investor advice to move into the economically volatile French market.

Failure to address this problem more intelligently could mean waking up 10 years from now to discover a half-dozen or more new states with nuclear weapons, including some in the world's most volatile and economically sensitive regions.

"Over the short run, we believe that the 'risk on' trade will continue, with a rotation into the most volatile and economically sensitive stocks," UBS's chief United States equity strategist, Jonathan Golub, wrote in a research note.

This paper will focus on a set of critical materials, mostly named as single elements, that are metals, at risk of supply constraints, have environmental implications, financially costly, price volatile, deemed economically important and are difficult to substitute as a result of their unique properties or for economic reasons.

A few years later he was contacted by actor Gregory Peck and writer Budd Schulberg to help take over The Inner-City Cultural Center, in the highly volatile and economically depressed Watts section of Los Angeles, which had only recently been the site of the infamous Watts Riots.

Many of the young participants live in volatile and economically depressed areas of Spanish Town.