Sentence examples for volatile class from inspiring English sources

The biggest threat to their safety is not the police but young men described in Mr. Harris's piece, those who "often sit and stare hungrily at kissing couples," India's increasingly angry and volatile class of getting-it-nots, those who desperately wish to have but do not, who see these displays of affection as arrogant flaunting of privilege.

PAHs consisting of four rings or less constitute the low molecular weight, volatile class.

More in general, dioxygenases appear to be key factors controlling volatile composition in peach fruit, since abamine SG-treated 'Redhaven Bianca' fruits had strongly reduced levels of norisoprenoids and other volatile classes.

It is set in midcentury England in a gritty, cramped apartment where a volatile romance, class resentment and hot metal clash.

"You have ups and downs, and it's going to be a volatile asset class," said Quint Slattery, manager of the $300 million PBHG New Opportunities fund, an ultra-aggressive growth fund that buys mainly technology companies.

Junior VCs invest in a very volatile asset class, and the number of discreet investment decisions they will get to make before their career is deemed either successful or unsuccessful is relatively small.

3. REITs are a volatile asset class.

Also, since 2000, REITs "are second only to emerging-market stocks as the most volatile asset class.

This is a very volatile asset class and we want to have a good understanding of what we own in the portfolio.

"Reminder: cryptocurrencies are still a new and hyper-volatile asset class, and could drop to near-zero at any time," he wrote.

He called it Camera Communis and designed it for a group of Cleveland schoolchildren living in a volatile working-class community.