Sentence examples for very volatility from inspiring English sources

Mr. Fisher testified that four years was too long, and that this excessive smoothing was causing the very volatility it was intended to reduce.

It is difficult to design a system to reliably deliver volatile anaesthetics such as halothane or isoflurane to in vitro preparations such as tissues or cells cultures: the very volatility of the drugs means that they can rapidly dissipate from even carefully-prepared solutions.

“The energy industry is very volatile, and that adds volatility to Houston,” says Edward Friedman, an economist who tracks Texas for Moody’s Analytics.

Option prices are directly proportional to volatility, and investors are currently assuming equity markets will be very volatile.

Volatility of BHPE was tested under simulated outdoor conditions, showing very low volatility comparing to the corresponding commercial photoinitiator.

"Brazilian investors are accustomed to mutual funds that have very little volatility," he said.

David Ranson of Wainwright Economics says that the very high volatility of the oil price means it has a big impact on the headline consumer-prices index.

For the past couple of years, we've had a period of rare stability on Wall Street, with very little volatility.

It is that kind of performance that has contributed to Wall Street lore that periods of very high volatility can mark turning points for the stock market.

Throw in the Russian willingness to use the gas weapon against Europe and you have a lot of potential for turbulence.That sits rather oddly with the very low volatility in markets.

The higher the ratio, the more reward there is for a given amount of risk.Clients who use this ratio may end up flocking to a manager who earns a relatively modest return with very low volatility.