Sentence examples for huge volatile from inspiring English sources

Because the real market is grounded in real people, real companies, real employees, real factories, etc., it shifts slowly without huge volatile swings.

These eternal failings have haunted the Fund in Indonesia, a huge and volatile country and one of its most troublesome clients over the past few years.

Ashby was the multihull expert who was essential to Spithill making the transition from expert monohull helmsman to someone capable of steering the huge and volatile 90-foot trimaran that Oracle deployed when it won the Cup in 2010.

"If you can measure concentrations in the Arctic, then masswise, it has to be a consumer product which is huge and volatile," said Dr. Ellis, a chemist at the University of Toronto.

Despite its "non-volatility"—a huge advantage over "volatile" chips such as DRAM, which lose their data if not continually refreshed it still took flash a decade to achieve a modicum of success in the marketplace.

An investment firm with assets of $1.2bn has gone into administration after a huge bet on volatile markets turned sour.

That makes them more beholden to Mr Putin.The president's apologists say that this is the only way to run such a huge, poor and volatile country.

But dealing with the hazard of the huge quantities of volatile crude now snaking across the country may thrust the FRA to the fore, particularly if the next exploding derailment occurs in or near a city.

On Earth, primordial volcanic eruptions brought up lava containing huge amounts of volatile substances such as carbon dioxide, sulfur, water vapor, and chlorine.

Wholesale electricity prices have been rising around Australia, and particularly in Adelaide, where there have also been huge spikes in the volatile electricity spot market.

It's an exhibition in commemoration of a city with a huge legacy and a volatile present, both subject to broad interpretations.