Sentence examples for natural volatility from inspiring English sources

The high natural volatility of market capitalisation makes success of gaming uncertain.

But there is a lot of natural volatility in reports like retail sales and in housing data, and activity there is not weak.

He started out as a street criminal in Brownsville, Brooklyn, and was plucked from juvenile detention by Mr. D'Amato and his associates, who disciplined the young man's natural volatility and turned him into a fighter.

The natural volatility in crude prices will sustain the advantage of short-term investing in energy stocks.

In some of our projects, we ask students for friendship relational data at both the beginning and end of the term as an internal measure of this natural volatility.

The resource curse damages the economies of countries blessed with great exportable natural wealth, increasing volatility by an overreliance on global commodity prices, starving other sectors, distorting exchange rates, and driving painful cycles of boom and bust.

Chad's Future Generations savings fund was designed to tackle the familiar problems of non-renewable natural resources and volatility in the world oil price, so clearly seen in recent months, with crude falling below $50 a barrel.

The fact that traders were short natural gas implied volatility going into this winter season suggests that they assumed that gas prices indeed did not have much room to fall (having traded around only $2.75/MMBtu as recently as September), but they also expected that upside price moves would be more modest and paced.

But the U.N. warned that "we still have a long way to go in empowering women and girls, promoting sustainable development, and protecting the most vulnerable from the devastating effects of multiple crises, be they conflicts, natural disasters, or volatility in prices for food and energy".

Phenomena, such as extreme natural hazards, market volatility, civil strife, political instability or disease epidemics impair the productivity and stability of agriculture.

Born in a time of dramatic price volatility for natural gas that once saw the price jump up to as high as $12 per Mcf, the development of the Barnett and other giant shale plays like the Haynesville and Marcellus shale ultimately led to the last five years of prices in the range of $2 to $4/mcf.