Sentence examples for far less volatile from inspiring English sources

But bonds were far less volatile throughout.

With so many weapons out of the rebels' hands, NATO officials argue, Macedonia will be far less volatile.

UNDER far less volatile circumstances, Hollywood's influence on public life was underscored the other day by the Bronx's own Supreme Court justice, Sonia M. Sotomayor.

A market-making franchise that executes trades for clients should be far less volatile than one engaged in lots of speculative prop trading.

The studios are far less volatile than they used to be, with a more stable leadership making a kind of big-screen product that has global appeal.

If the Federal Reserve does adopt its own cryptocurrency someday, it will become a major — and far less volatile — competitor to bitcoin and other digital currencies.

Generally, preferreds have far less price volatility than common stock, but they also tend to be slightly less volatile than corporate bonds.

With so much electricity now under long-term deals, he said, the state will be forced to buy far less power in the volatile daily spot market, and that has lowered prices drastically.

Myocardial depression is minimal and far less than would occur with volatile inhalants.

He refers to this measure as income volatility and points out that a company with volatile profits is far less attractive to stock-market investors than a stable one.

And because electricity is even more vital than telephones, there is far less tolerance for interruptions in service and volatile prices.