Sentence examples for hugely volatile from inspiring English sources
Ad spending is hugely volatile, and tends to exaggerate economic trends (see chart).
Paradoxically, these people say, Mr. Greenberg's ability to produce smooth and steady results in a hugely volatile and complex business was also responsible for his downfall.
Investors are braced for a hugely volatile week, with three days to go before the October 17 deadline as Democrat and Republican leaders in the Senate resume negotiations tonight.
The struggle to sell abroad seems to have been the main drag on factory output in the last quarter, although one quarter does not make a trend and the export figures have proved hugely volatile over the past 18 months.
"This audit provides a worrying insight into the U.S. Army's flawed — and potentially dangerous — system for controlling millions of dollars' worth of arms transfers to a hugely volatile region," Patrick Wilcken, Amnesty International's Arms Control and Human Rights researcher, said in an emailed statement.
A hugely volatile person, his emotions can land him in hot water".
Ahead of Tuesday's key derby against City, question marks still remain as to whether Moyes' gamble on such a hugely talented yet occasionally volatile individual will pay off, or prove to be the beginning of his downfall.
There are technologies which can hugely reduce your energy bills and protect you from the volatile fossil fuel markets - energy efficiency and domestic renewables can cut your energy costs so far that the electricity companies start to pay you.
