Sentence examples for of considerable volatility from inspiring English sources

Ferraris in particular have had periods of considerable volatility.

After a week of considerable volatility, the rupee and the Mumbai stock market both had showed modest gains earlier Friday.

You have got to say, forget about future proofing, you can't proof yourself against the future, you have to recognise we are living in rapidly disruptive economic times, times of considerable volatility.

In environments where accurate data on income and expenditure are extremely difficult to collect or may be subject to considerable volatility, the DHS wealth index provides a more stable and reliable measure of a household's cumulative living standard and access to utilities and health care.

Carl McPhail, New Look's chief executive, said in a statement to the London Stock Exchange: "We have taken the difficult decision to postpone the initial public offering as a result of the considerable volatility in the equity markets.

Towards this end it is vital to establish a definitive genetic map of this region, which to date has shown considerable volatility through time in published works of scientific journals, within different builds of the same international genomic database, and across the differently constructed databases.

"It is still very early in the life of UTV Ireland and there is considerable volatility in its performance," the company said.

Crude had demonstrated considerable volatility on Monday, swinging between a record high of $111.80 a barrel and a low as far down as $103.23.

However, in 2008 the world oil market faced considerable volatility, as prices hit record highs before slumping under the weight of the global financial crisis.

There is still considerable volatility in polled support for both candidates.

In last week's column I mentioned, almost in passing, that there had been considerable volatility in the bond markets recently.