Sentence examples for equally volatile from inspiring English sources

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The two kinds were equally volatile in the last quarter, said Michael Herbst, lead natural resources fund analyst at Morningstar.

If both have average annual returns of, say, 20percentt, and their returns have been equally volatile, most of us would invest in the veteran fund.

The parliamentary battle also highlighted a broader and equally volatile concern: The extreme discord between entrenched politicians — including some holdovers from early occupation days — and rising political movements throughout Iraq.

In many ways, given Trump's equally volatile history in the private sector, I find the more interesting question to be why anyone ever thought it would be any other way.

The dangerous events unfolding this week in Jerusalem are reminiscent of Ariel Sharon's "storming" of the al-Aqsa sanctuary in September 2000 and the consequences that followed are likely to be equally as volatile this time.

Equally, increasingly volatile commodity prices, borne in part of increasing uncertainty over supply, mean companies are less willing to invest in discovering new supplies, unsure of the return they will make on their investment.

Supposing Deimos and the Moon have volatiles equally easy to extract, then the Deimos volatiles would still be favourable for use on Deimos and Phobos and for export to the Mars surface.

Japan also has a separate but equally emotional and volatile dispute with South Korea: Both countries claim an atoll in the South China Sea known as the Dokdo islands in Korea and the Takeshima in Japan.

Solid-phase microextraction (SPME) techniques are equally applicable to both volatile and non-volatile analytes, but the progress in applications to gas-phase separations has outpaced that of liquid-phase separations.