Sentence examples for volatile days from inspiring English sources

There were days in 2011 in which volatility was higher than in the most volatile days of the dot-com bubble.

In those volatile days, he said, "we wanted to explode the mores of the world".

To find evidence that Nasdaq is quieting down, one must look at the incredibly volatile days -- days when the index rises or falls by at least 4percentt.

Even modest "cooling off" laws — allowing sheriffs to confiscate weapons temporarily for the first, most volatile days of a divorce action or separation — have failed.

I monitor my calendar like a pilot monitors her cockpit controls, often scheduling important meetings and events to coincide with less volatile days of the month.

The FTSE 100, slipped to its lowest level since 2012 on Thursday, when shares had one of their most volatile days since the global financial crisis.

The Dow Jones industrial average fell 635 points in a volatile day of trading after the downgrade.

After a volatile day, the major indexes ended with strong gains, extending a rally that lifted markets in Asia and Europe.

Despite filing for an initial offering on another volatile day in the stock market, Carlyle is not expected to plunge into unfavorable market conditions, having waited years to go public.

After a wishy-washy and volatile day of trading on Friday, the stock market exploded upward in the last hour of trading, right after NBC News announced that Barack Obama would be nominating Geithner to run Treasury.

— MICHAEL D. SHEAR The shrinking field of Republican candidates — now just four — will cap a volatile day on the campaign trail with another debate on Thursday night, this time at the North Charleston Coliseum in Charleston, S.C.