Sentence examples for harsh volatility from inspiring English sources
But the rally extended a period of harsh volatility in the markets that underscores the lingering uncertainty about the economy and the troubled housing market.
Collaborating with the aesthetically daring directors who spearheaded the New American Cinema, Wexler developed a celluloid palette to establish the nostalgic glow of "American Graffiti" (1973), the Dust Bowl desperation of "Bound for Glory" (1976) and the harsh emotional volatility of "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" (1966).
A harsh dose of stock market volatility in May 2010 sent many investors running for the exit.
Nothing has been decided at this point, but at least we are taking a hard look at the harsh reality of food price volatility.
Unlike the passive HFTs, aggressive HFT mostly rely on market orders and, as a result, have a harsh effect on the markets, increasing volatility and wiping out liquidity.
It's true that China, which is newer to capital markets and more anxious about their volatility, made things worse by imposing harsh controls.
Last but not least, all this free-flowing capital has prompted bubbles — in housing, finance and other areas — that add volatility to national economies and impose harsh costs, particularly on the poor and middle classes.
Many of the amputation victims have now drifted down to Bamako, in the south, which despite suffering from its own political volatility has become a haven for tens of thousands fleeing harsh conditions in the north, including the forced recruitment of child soldiers by the Islamists.
The harsh reality is that your own behavior can cause much more damage to your retirement accounts than inflation or volatility combined.
