Sentence examples for volatile fluctuations from inspiring English sources

The cost of the "fuel" needed for PV electricity is zero – which provides economic security for impoverished families who would otherwise be at the mercy of historically volatile fluctuations in fossil-fuel prices.

We then provide our measurement results and observations on the GPS accuracies and volatile fluctuations of the sensory data via field experiments in Section 3. In Section 4, we present the overview of our system.

Counted alongside collectors and institutions who favor traditional or national artists, buyers eager for global representations of art have become so numerous and so voracious they are generating an economic windfall that is so far showing resistance even in the face of volatile fluctuations in commodities, energy, credit, and currency around the world.

Like historic or extra-large diamonds, works by artists with international recognition are a hedge against volatile currency fluctuations.

US carmakers who have factories in Mexico where labour costs are lower would lose out from Trump's plans, while Japanese firms will be hit by the expected volatile currency fluctuations between the dollar and the yen.

Such a plan would result in billions of dollars in investment fees for Wall Street firms, Mr. Florio argues, but leave low-income retirees at the mercy of volatile market fluctuations.

In addition to volatile currency fluctuations, input commodity costs have been steadily rising since March.

Corporations within the automotive sector are faced with major challengescaused among othersby high volatile demand fluctuations.

High transportation costs (for example, due to volatile price fluctuations of fuel) and lack of alternative access to affected areas are major concerns related to logistics and supply chain (Chang et al. 2011).

These changes are attributable to volatile hormonal fluctuations occurring from puberty to menopause.

Productivity growth has two components: a long-term trend (set by the quality of the workforce, the pace of capital investment and the speed of innovation) and more volatile short-term fluctuations driven by the business cycle.