Sentence examples for great volatility from inspiring English sources

The shift towards renewable energies is accompanied by great volatility on the supply side, demanding European-wide instead of national balancing services.

The problem is that economic forecasting, which doesn't have a great record at the best of times, becomes extremely unreliable during periods of great volatility.

But others warn that a cap-and-trade bill could produce great volatility in permit prices and drive up energy costs.

Open positions of short sales on the Nasdaq stock market slipped 2percentt in the most recent month -- a period of great volatility for the Nasdaq -- the National Association of Securities Dealers, which operates the market, said yesterday.

DealBook »   Report Draws Mixed Conclusion on Speedy Trading  |  A two-year British government study on high-speed trading firms rejected the accusation that the firms had caused great volatility, but the findings "confirm some of the problems with high-frequency trading that academics have pointed to in the past," The New York Times reports.

According to the economic historian Christina D. Romer, a professor at the University of California, Berkeley, the great volatility of stock prices at the time also increased consumers' feelings of uncertainty, inducing them to put off purchases until the uncertainty was resolved.

Many technology issues have faced even greater volatility.

A. We're seeing greater volatility in energy markets.

But shares' higher returns over very long periods are offset by greater volatility.

The trend toward greater volatility is more pronounced in larger price moves.

Or it could be a reflection of the much greater volatility in that survey.