Sentence examples for somewhat volatile from inspiring English sources

Ms. Smith has earned a reputation for being somewhat volatile, mostly with staff members.

This was a somewhat volatile political cocktail, and the government side is also not homogeneous.

He has also been a somewhat volatile character in the past, and has passed through a number of yards.

But while Shaw proved a somewhat volatile presence, his work on screen was note-perfect, which was more than could be said for the shark.

Prices have always been somewhat volatile and underlying trends tend to be masked by shorter-term factors such as refinery capacity, weather, politics and wars.

It always gets a lot of attention, although economists play it down because it is based on a somewhat volatile survey.

Trading was fairly volatile.

The company's mix of production assets is more weighted to oil than natural gas, Mr. Plexman pointed out, which makes ChevronTexaco's share price somewhat more volatile than that of others.

Because of their proximity to the bond market, preferred shares proved somewhat less volatile than bonds, which fell more than 5 percent for the same period, as tracked by the S&P/BGCantor 7-10 Year U.S. Treasury Bond Index.

In truth, this index has a lot of overlap with the S&P 500 but is somewhat more volatile.

Consequently, a large portion of GDP activity is somewhat non-volatile and non-voluntary.