Sentence examples for more volatile tracks from inspiring English sources

By contrast, styles based on syncopation tend to produce shorter, more volatile tracks, often built around vocal performances -- songs, in other words".

A portfolio of 30 or so well-chosen stocks is quite large enough to track blue-chip indexes; more volatile sectors will require more.

In addition, he notes that India's track record of applications has traditionally been more volatile compared with China's.

It was a track record that grew increasingly attractive as markets grew more volatile in recent years.

Unlike the Canadian trusts, which hedge a fair amount of their output in the futures market, this one tracks oil prices almost dollar for dollar and thus has a more volatile price.

But Apple's more volatile stock makes for an even more thrilling up-and-down roller coaster track.

Hedge-fund managers try to track the flow of petrodollars believing that they are likely to be more volatile than other sources of global liquidity, such as Asian reserves, and are less likely to sit quietly in American Treasuries.

Politics would become more volatile.

They are also more volatile.

Anya grew more and more volatile.

Newsprint prices became more volatile.