Sentence examples for proved volatile from inspiring English sources

The business has proved volatile, however, subject to unexpected bouts of bad weather that have weighed on earnings.

Now the steelmakers have to pay at, or close to, spot-market prices, and these have proved volatile.

The business has proved volatile, subject to unexpected bouts of bad weather that have weighed on earnings.

However, the stock market proved volatile, and only rarely could investors gain excess returns when trading in real time.

Retail sales have proved volatile in recent months, with a 0.7% decline in January, when snow was again a factor, being followed by a 2.1% rise in February.

About 9,000 such inmates are now in cells with less violent offenders, he said, in a mix that has proved volatile.

Bahram Bekhradnia, of the Higher Education Policy Institute, a think-tank, says growth could prove "volatile".

If he has not managed it towards the close of 2014, disappointed foreign investors may flee, meaning the stockmarket could prove volatile.

That would give the University enough endowment growth to continue to spend 4 to 6.25percentt of the endowment on the budget, as has long been the goal, even if annual investment returns prove volatile.

The mix of asylum seekers hoping for a way into Australia and 501s resisting being forced out has proven volatile, with a string of assaults, riots and deaths in immigration detention.

An investor looking to build savings for retirement in 20 years' time, for example, might want to focus on stock market funds that may prove volatile but will hopefully generate higher returns in the long term.