Sentence examples for volatile driven from inspiring English sources

"Until the uncertainty surrounding the outstanding NTP litigation ends, we expect Research in Motion's share price to be highly volatile, driven by news flow regarding the litigation," said Modoff, who has a "sell" rating on Research in Motion.

Old comets that have had most of their volatiles driven out by solar warming are often categorised as asteroids.

THE Baltic Dry index, a measure of shipping rates, is a notoriously volatile figure, driven by a whole bunch of factors including economic activity and shipping capacity.

"It doesn't serve another one of the core mandates of diversifying away from volatile, hydrocarbon driven economies," said Khalid Howladar, senior analyst at Moody's in Dubai.

"In recent month, oil prices have become increasingly volatile, mainly driven by financial market developments and the increased flow of speculative funds into oil futures," the statement said.

The folly of reading too much into oil prices is that they are tremendously volatile, often driven more by the industry's internal dynamics than by the economy at large.

An abbreviated model for apparent activation energy correlates well with experimental data and assumes that along a devolatilization pathway, that not all volatiles are driven from the fuel.

This increased surface area is the result of thermal decomposition of the organic material through which volatiles are driven off and the remaining structure is comprised of highly concentrated carbon chains.

There are those who reject the notion that financial speculation has made commodity prices more volatile and even driven up prices in recent years.

If it was lucky, LRO's ultraviolet imager might have seen some volatile materials being driven off the surface by the heat from the impacts.

The remanent magnetization with different applied electric field along [100] and [01-1] directions was achieved, which showed the non-volatile remanent magnetization driven by an electric field.