Sentence examples for ever volatile from inspiring English sources

Lebanon Ever volatile Lebanon has been shaken by documents showing close links between the pro-western government and the US.

Moreover, Legend faces more risks than its U.S. counterparts because of its heavy concentration in one market, the ever volatile China.

But at a more basic level, it is a contest over the ever-volatile issue of growth in Marin County.

The Lebanese revelations have confirmed suspicions about the country's ever-volatile politics and triggered some embarrassed denials from government ministers from the western-backed March 14 movement.

In these days of reality television and confessional talk shows, when "Family Feud" is played for real, Ms. Wearing has managed to do something new with the ever-volatile combination of people and cameras.

Schofield feared that the ever-volatile Lane might raise his own force of Kansans to invade Missouri and wreak revenge; he wrote Governor Carney of his fear that a retaliatory expedition under Lane would not limit its "vengeance... to those who were actually guilty".

Iraq's latest bloody crisis and its links to the 2003 war brought Tony Blair back into the headlines this week, along with calls for him to step down as a Middle East peace envoy – but new evidence has emerged that his private business interests in the ever-volatile region are expanding.

Biotech investing is always a dicey proposition, as the sector's ever-volatile stocks show.

Ever-volatile Canadian online auction company Bid.com bids popped again today after announcing the appointment of two new executives.

The ever-volatile issue of the costs surrounding globalized manufacturing looks to be looming again as a harshly critical report on Apple's Chinese suppliers gains visibility.

And in the ever-volatile Internet sector, some heavyweights managed to recoup losses, including America Online, Yahoo! and E*Trade, whereas out-of-favor stocks such as Lycos continued to slide.