Sentence examples for questions about volatility from inspiring English sources
From this point of view, big media events — like debates and the conventions — raise equally large questions about volatility in the polls.
(Big caveat: Trump's unpredictable policies could potentially bring about volatility).
Our sources say Coinbase has faced headwinds due to regulatory overhang in the U.S., as well as questions about the volatility of Bitcoin as the price of the cryptocurrency has fallen dramatically in recent months.
Bruce Blair, a research scholar at the Program on Science and Global Security, at Princeton, told me that if Trump were an officer in the Air Force, with any connection to nuclear weapons, he would need to pass the Personnel Reliability Program, which includes thirty-seven questions about financial history, emotional volatility, and physical health.
The tariffs decision was criticised by congressional Republicans who, since Trump's election, had managed to maintain a facade of unity, clinging to his conservative agenda gains and ducking questions about his incendiary tweets, pinball machine volatility and special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia investigation.
He argued those distinctions put Canada in a unique position, especially at a time when political volatility has raised serious questions about supply routes and driven prices higher.
She knows about volatility.
There are other hedging strategies for people worried about volatility.
Q:What's there to love about volatility?
But while most investors care about volatility only when markets go down and their portfolio loses value, volatility works both ways.
