Sentence examples for element of volatility from inspiring English sources

"All it does is inject artificial element of volatility into our earnings," he said.

That the Kurds are arming themselves for a fight, one that could prove decisive in shaping post-revolutionary Syria, adds another element of volatility to the conflict.

If that support is split along geographical and other lines -- Freeholder John Murphy, for example, has picked up solid support from Republican officials in his home county, Morris -- it could add an element of volatility.

CAIRO — Egyptians on Thursday braced for the ninth weekend of protests against the military's ouster of the country's president as the looming possibility of Western airstrikes against Syria injected a new element of volatility onto the streets.

Events in Russia, any continuing fall in the oil price, and the UK general election are likely to add extra elements of volatility.

"I spent 28 years working in a multinational and there are always elements of currency volatility in businesses like that," said Lewis, who joined Tesco from Unilever two years ago.

The new system shows much higher transport efficiencies that are, in addition, more uniform for elements of different volatility.

The increase of the atomisation temperature, as a consequence of a new design of the atomisation system, has made it possible to extend the method to elements of medium volatility like Co, Cr, Cu, Fe, Mn and Ni.

In previous papers it has been demonstrated that by using a special atomiser and power supply it was possible with elements of high volatility like Hg, Cd, Pb and Ag to obtain absorbance vs. time curves of a form consistent with the assumption that all atoms present in a condensed state at the beginning of the atomisation step are simultaneously present in the vapour phase inside the atomiser.

That forced implied volatility even higher.There is thus a cyclical element to volatility, as investors move from complacency to alarm.

The Greek crisis, a mis-placed trade in the US, and the uncertain outcome of the UK election, pushed volatility, the favorite element of punters.