Sentence examples for has often been volatile from inspiring English sources
Yet South Africa's economy, together with the rest of the region's, may yet prove more resilient than most, once the dust settles.The rand has often been volatile: it took severe knocks in the mid- and late 1990s, then again in 2001.
Cook has turned the ball over 94 times and has often been sullen with teammates and volatile with opponents as an intentional foul against Providence for a low blow recently demonstrated.
While many economists and even some of the industry's biggest critics agree that a bailout is needed, some question whether enough care is being taken to make sure that taxpayer money is not wasted on an industry that has often been mismanaged and has always been extremely volatile.
Specific aromatic plant volatiles have often been tested with success for the purpose of repelling or masking host cues (i.e., olfactory camouflage) towards herbivores in various types of agroecosystems (e.g., [ 15, 16]), although the active role of the chemical component has also been doubted, and opinions have been raised in favour of companion crops acting as pure physical barriers [ 17].
Jos is at the heart of the Nigeria's volatile Middle Belt, where clashes over power and resources have often been cloaked in the guise of religious violence.
The stock has certainly been volatile.
