Sentence examples for pronounced volatility from inspiring English sources
The pronounced volatility in energy markets in recent weeks continued to puzzle traders.
Perhaps the best advice from experts to individual investors is the most obvious: don't run too briskly in any direction during such pronounced volatility.
The Dow dropped over 16percentt as that prolonged negotiation dragged on, and bond market volatility was pronounced.
The trend toward greater volatility is more pronounced in larger price moves.
Swings in solar stocks are also often pronounced because of their high volatility and risk, which accounts for Thursdays fall as well as the industry's overall tumble since the beginning of this year.
With today's aggressive stimulus policy, the volatility could be even more pronounced.
This was especially pronounced for stocks with small market capitalisation, high volatility and no listed options.
Moreover, the cyclical volatility of employment is much more pronounced in the relatively less-regulated labour markets of the United States and the United Kingdom than in continental Europe (such as France or Germany) (Bertola and Ichino 1995; OECD 2009; Elsby et al. 2009).
Dietary PCB exposure is often greater than inhalation exposure, but this difference may be less pronounced for lower-chlorinated congeners which have higher volatility and less potential for bioaccumulation.
In the meantime, expect the shift to quantitative thresholds to lead to greater daily volatility, especially around data releases (and most pronounced when the monthly employment reports are released).
I pronounced it "Hector".
