Sentence examples for volatile exam from inspiring English sources

The exam watchdog has already warned schools to expect "particularly volatile" exam results this year as a result of the reforms to GCSEs in particular.

It was a volatile team.

For Abdelshafi "to add this restriction of preventing the school children from writing these exams to the already volatile equation will seriously stifle our efforts to attain human development in the area…It's like adding insult to injury".

Exam boards have already told schools that GCSE results may be "volatile" this summer following an unprecedented overhaul of the exams system, including a crackdown on resits, curbs on early entries for tests and a toughening up of English and geography.

Last year's results were more volatile because of new rules that prevent pupils from resitting the same GCSE subject, after the Department for Education ended January and March exam sittings.

— volatile.

Currencies are volatile.

VOLATILE, but going down.

The situation remains volatile.

The Mideast remains volatile.

The forint remains volatile.