Sentence examples for sexual volatility from inspiring English sources

Films That Echo France's Political, Social and Sexual Volatility Rendezvous With French Cinema 2001, a weeklong series of screenings, runs through March 19 at the Walter Reade Theater at Lincoln Center.

Echoes of the political, social and sexual volatility that infuse "La Ville Est Tranquille" ripple throughout this year's Rendezvous series, which sketches a country where the traditionally left-wing working class, fearful over a scarcity of jobs and the influx of immigrants, has veered sharply to the right.

This should in turn lead to stronger directional selection on male ornamentation, potentially reinforcing the volatility, and strength of sexual selection in populations experiencing novel resource inputs.

Major threats to further and faster advances on children's rights include risks associated with climate change, global economic volatility, the changing nature of conflict and the widespread prevalence of sexual violence against children and women.

The Humanitarian Action Report this year points to evolving global trends which pose cumulative risks to children including climate change, global economic volatility, and the changing nature of conflict – particularly the widespread prevalence of sexual violence against children and women.

No volatility?

Implied volatility.

FEARSOME volatility?

The result is volatility.

Volatility was too much.

She knows about volatility.