Sentence examples for kind of volatile from inspiring English sources

Mr. Plummer plays Tolstoy as a kind of volatile Russian Santa Claus.

"The types of long-term investment necessary to sustain nuclear energy are going to prove very hard to find in this kind of volatile marketplace," Mr. Bradford said.

At their best, they were getting at the kind of volatile collaborative energy that Mr. White and Mr. Benson, both Detroiters, probably cherish in the MC5: a combustible feeling, the sense that a song's about to explode from the inside.

Now the law, and the backlash against it, have introduced a different kind of volatile energy to state politics here, roiling a governor's race that could be the nation's most competitive.

Undeterred by the kind of volatile downdrafts that sent oil plunging 4.5percentt Wednesday, to settle at $104.48 a barrel, large funds and rich individual investors have sent a torrent of cash into this arcane market over the last year, toppling records for new money flowing in.

Toluene is a kind of volatile organic compounds usually present in industrial emissions.

Especially impressive here is his treatment of two kinds of volatile parochialism, black anger and white-working-class resentment: he explains their origins without making excuses for their destructive forms, and he hints at the positive potential of their commonalities.

And a new simulation by three British economists shows that even a stock market made up of investors who are rationally adjusting their forecasts of future business cycles will generate the kinds of volatile price changes that you see in real stock markets.

The federal appellate court decision on Wednesday preventing Elian Gonzalez from leaving the country showed that the courts are rarely a place to get quick answers to the kinds of volatile questions raised by the battle over 6-year-old Elian.

By the early 1950s heated inlet systems were allowing spectra of all kinds of volatile organic compounds to be obtained.

Some reasonable measures would be to increase minimal capital requirements, make companies more transparent about the risks they hold and restrict certain kinds of volatile derivatives.