Sentence examples for violent volatility from inspiring English sources

We cannot agree on the proposed 'global growth pact', a world trade agreement is yet again stalled, risking the first failure of a planned trade agreement since 1948, and, even after a nuclear catastrophe in Japan and a period of violent volatility in oil prices, there is still insufficient momentum for a global climate change agreement.

Violent men die violently.

That's how Dan Mathisson, Credit Suisse managing director and head of advanced execution services, explains the extraordinary volatility in the stock market, which causes sudden violent moves usually downward in the last 60 minutes of trading.

MOSCOW — During previous bouts of financial volatility, Russia could be reliably found on the edge of the violent extremes.

The title of Robert Harris's new thriller, "The Fear Index," comes from the volatility index, or VIX — also known as the "fear index" — which measures expectations of violent swings in the market, as Wall Street watchers know from the harrowing meltdown of 2008.

The problem is when you think you can handle the volatility that may come with investments that are more aggressive and more likely to give you a more violent roller coaster ride than you want.

No volatility?

The violent ups and downs, said Robert Shiller, an economics professor at Yale, may in turn undermine confidence in the economy, and the weakness in the economy can lead to more strident politics — all of which feeds the volatility loop.

Never violent.

Nothing violent.

The result is volatility.