Sentence examples for example of volatility from inspiring English sources

A great example of volatility came during my time in Iraq.

Conducted June 15-18 among 1,002 adults, the Bloomberg poll is probably an example of volatility.

That's an example of volatility.

Some of the sages cited that as an example of volatility.

In an example of market volatility, stocks have soared on news of the increased offer for Bear Stearns by JPMorgan Chase and on a positive housing sales report.

Now insurgents like Mr. Miller and Ms. O'Donnell are featured by the Senate campaign committee, in a telling example of the volatility of the election cycle.

Republicans working with the White House also pointed to Tuesday's elections in Kansas as the latest example of the volatility inside the West Wing.

Figures differ, but according to one report at least 100 Indian fishermen have been killed and 350 seriously injured in recent years — another example of the volatility of maritime issues in Asia.

As the current head of the Office of Fair Trading said last month, the sector is 'highly competitive' and prices have 'come down enormously'". The rise and fall in price of a leading brand of cleaner, CiF Antibacterial, provides a "perfect example of price volatility designed to confuse consumers", according to Professor John Bridgeman.

Al Gore's investor problem Metro madness After Carnahan The guns of October Reprints Related items A decent choiceOct 19th 2000 The end-game beckonsOct 19th 2000 George W. Bush's record: How bad is Texas, really?Oct 19th 2000 Missouri: After CarnahanOct 19th 2000But these broad trends cannot hide some incredible examples of poll volatility.

In the latest example of the remarkable volatility of the Republican race, today's Gallup tracking poll finds Newt Gingrich and Mitt Romney essentially tied among Republicans and Republican-leaning independent voters nationwide.