Sentence examples for volatile cocktail from inspiring English sources

Short surely knew that Di Canio, the player, had been a volatile cocktail of brilliant improvisation and erratic behavior.

Berber discontent, combined with wider economic and political dissatisfaction, has formed a volatile cocktail that could topple the current leadership.

The TUC general secretary, Brendan Barber, said workers were facing a "volatile cocktail" of job losses and attacks on pay and pensions that could spark widespread industrial action.

Barber said workers were facing a "volatile cocktail" of job cuts and attacks on pay and pensions which could spark widespread industrial action.

No one knows what form the shifting politics and tensions that increasingly swirl around Everest might take this year – this volatile cocktail of money, testosterone, inequality, stress and danger.

This was a volatile cocktail of jingoism and xenophobia inspired by the Anglo-German naval arms race and stoked by bestsellers such as The Great War in England in 1897 by William Le Queux and the infinitely greater 1903 classic The Riddle of the Sands by Erskine Childers.

This was a somewhat volatile political cocktail, and the government side is also not homogeneous.

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This weekend I cannot wait to get stuck into the game itself however, and drink that volatile rugby league cocktail again.

A combination of sampling methods, including SPME-GC-MS and PTR-MS coupled with a chewing device, was used to study the volatile composition of cocktail and round truss tomato during cold storage and following restoration to room temperature.

The automakers know that customers like the "new car smell," a cocktail of volatile organic compounds that swirls from the rubber, leather, cloth, plastic, wood and chemicals used to assemble a car.