Sentence examples for most volatile of from inspiring English sources
The anticlimactic game ended this most volatile of college seasons.
The CBI, not the most volatile of crowds, sat silent.
The most volatile of Israel's borders remained that with Lebanon.
With about 80,000 residents, Kalma is among the largest and most volatile of the camps.
Kirkuk is the most volatile of the disputed areas in Iraq and rich in oil.
SHARES in stock exchanges do not tend to be the most volatile of investments.
The group, which is based in London, added that security forces killed 15 defectors who were hiding in Rastan, one of the most volatile areas of Homs Province, where large numbers of the deserters are believed to be hiding.
Now we're lodged in Iraq, in the midst of the most volatile region of the world, and the illusion of a quick victory followed by grateful Iraqis' welcoming us with open arms has vanished.
This week's first encounter between the leaders of North and South Korea did not end tensions in one of the most volatile corners of the world, but it did begin to overcome the enmity of a half-century.
In his veto message, he espoused a theory of limited government: One of the most volatile issues of the 1880s was whether the currency should be backed by gold and silver, or by gold alone.
Shortly before he deployed with a brigade out of Fort Wainwright, Alaska, to Kandahar Province, one of the most volatile regions of Afghanistan, Private Chen revealed to another soldier that his parents had disowned him, casting him into a funk, Captain Hernon said.
