Sentence examples for volatile costs from inspiring English sources

That prompted shippers and producers to use derivatives to hedge against volatile costs.

The closely watched core index, which excludes the volatile costs of food and energy products, rose less than 0.2percentt.

Under the bill, she said, owners of small businesses would no longer face "volatile costs" for health insurance.

Euro-region core inflation, which excludes volatile costs such as energy, slowed to 1.5 percent in May from 1.6 percent in the previous month.

More surprising to economists, however, was a rise in the country's core inflation rate -- a measure that excludes volatile costs like energy -- to 2percentt from 1.6percentt in April.

As producers of ethanol navigate a triple whammy of falling prices for their product, credit woes and volatile costs for the corn from which ethanol is made, an economic version of "Survivor" is playing out in the industry.

The main culprit for the industry's financial woes is the high, volatile cost of fuel, which few energy experts expect to stabilize or decrease.

Chinese government regulators brokered the merger of the money-losing airlines, which like other carriers have been hit by declines in travel and the high and often volatile cost of fuel.

Highly volatile cost of raw materials and growing criticism on use of food (starch and sugar) crops as substrates direct towards the use of lignocellulosic agri-food wastes (e.g. bagasse, wheat straw, rice straw, corn stover and municipal solid wastes) for fuel productions.

Yellen also noted that a measure of prices that filters out the volatile cost of food and energy grew 1.7percentt in the 12-month period ending in October. .

Parametric cost estimation is now employed to estimate volatile software costs, as well as the cost of Systems Engineering SEeffortort in engineering projects.