Sentence examples for turns volatile from inspiring English sources

For all its pervasive wildness, the second movement, an Aria, begins with a wistful melody, luminously harmonized, until a halting brass chorale that sounds as if it has wandered in from another piece intrudes and the music again turns volatile.

The stock market didn't crash right after Warren Buffett cashed out in 1969, but there did ensue 15 years of a market that was, by turns, volatile and drab.

LONDON — Hedge funds usually thrive when markets turn volatile.

The government remains in disarray and the political landscape turned volatile after last year's contested presidential elections.

Had nothing been done to resolve the problem, people's hostility to snow leopards could have turned volatile.

Mr. Bellucci, who family friends said had been a promising scholar-athlete but turned volatile after a knee injury while in college, was caught at Tel Aviv Airport.

In the 1970s, finance was deregulated, interest rates turned volatile and savings and loan associations (protected by another agency) took huge risks.

Like many investment banks, it has hit a rough patch in recent months, as markets have turned volatile and capital-raising transactions have slowed.

The sharp market correction followed a surge of more than 80 percent in the index from mid-November to mid-May, when trading suddenly turned volatile as investors took stock of the challenges that face Mr. Abe's economic turnaround program.

At a stroke, Barclays turned volatile assets that had to be marked to market, and thus had the potential to cause sudden pain in the profit and capital departments, into a loan, where gentler accounting treatment applied.

And barely six months after starting in the job, she faced off with David Duke, the former Klansman who was running for governor of Louisiana, in an interview that turned volatile as she confronted him with his earlier statements about race and pressed him to reconcile those statements with his more placid campaign statements.