Sentence examples for unusually volatile from inspiring English sources

This comes after an unusually volatile few months for CRUS stock, since its 120-day historical volatility of 47.1% ranks in the 92nd annual percentile.

Nepalese politics are unusually volatile.

The electorate appears to be unusually volatile.

But swing voters seem in an unusually volatile mood.

And polling has been unusually volatile in this election cycle so far.

On top of that, the UK mid-cap market was unusually volatile.

Ironically, in the financial markets, unusually low volatility often occurs before powerful, volatile moves - the "calm before the storm," so to speak.

Labor experts have been predicting that these negotiations would be unusually difficult and volatile because Mr. Toussaint was elected on a platform promising a strong contract and renewed union militancy.

They suggested that the high hydrogen content found in lunar apatites occurred in anomalous rock samples with unusually high concentrations of volatile components.

ExxonMobil said in the filings that a floating roof covering a tank at the company's Baytown oil refinery sank in heavy rains, dipping below the surface of oil or other material stored there and causing unusually high emissions, especially of volatile organic compounds, a category of regulated chemicals.

International politics will be even more volatile this year because of an "unusually wide constellation of leaders known for their erratic behaviour".