Sentence examples for more volatile because from inspiring English sources

"All the aromas and flavors are much more volatile because of the warmth.

They are typically more volatile because they tend to focus on just one technology, he said.

I fear that it will be more manipulable, more volatile, because of the changes".

This in turn makes the economy more volatile, because that capital can flee as quickly as it arrives.

Anholt added that the performance of smaller countries in the index was more "volatile" because events in those countries had a bigger impact.

Last year's results were more volatile because of new rules that prevent pupils from resitting the same GCSE subject, after the Department for Education ended January and March exam sittings.

House prices in cities tend to be more volatile, partly because the supply of land on which to build is more limited.

International politics will be even more volatile this year because of an "unusually wide constellation of leaders known for their erratic behaviour".

A 20-year veteran of debt analysis, Mr. Reynolds said bonds were much more volatile today because companies had been borrowing buckets of money based on projections, instead of actual assets and performance.

Was I supposed to use the three-fingered salute today?" One executive said that while there had always been conservative critics, the current criticism could have a more volatile effect because of the fears and sentiments of a major part of the audience.

In this case, we are willing to pay more for the option on the more volatile stock, because our odds of having it pay out profitably are higher.