Sentence examples for most volatile base from inspiring English sources

The government of President Mohammad Khatami, the reformer who was re-elected in a landslide on June 8, is coming under mounting pressure to improve things, particularly from the young, who have formed his most volatile base of support.

The chart shows just how bumpy the ride was through May 19 for some of the world's most volatile fortunes, based on current public shares owned, excluding options and nonstock assets.

But like some madcap Dr. Seuss character, the Pentagon can't seem to stop and so, the New York Times recently reported, it has now presented the White House with a plan for a new (or refurbished) "network" of bases in the most "volatile" regions of the planet.

FORWARD OPERATING BASE WARHORSE, Iraq — Soldiers here at this dusty base in one of Iraq's most volatile provinces knew that at some point, the American war would end, but few here said they thought it would happen anywhere close to the deadline President Obama announced Friday.

The latest came Sunday: A British soldier was killed in an explosion near a patrol base in Sangin, one of the most volatile regions of Helmand Province.

It lies on the border between Badakhshan and Barg-e-Mittal, one of the most volatile districts in Afghanistan, where US troops have been forced to abandon a base.

With home values on the decline, a home mortgage now represents many borrowers' most volatile investment.

Lithium was chosen among other alkali metals because its fluoride is most volatile.

Each month, the Department produces a third estimate for job creation, one that is based on the household survey but which strips out some of the most volatile sectors of the economy, such as agriculture and self-employment.

Most Volatile Polling; Most Stable Polling.

Mitrovica is Kosovo's most volatile spot.