Sentence examples for volatile fortunes from inspiring English sources

The chart shows just how bumpy the ride was through May 19 for some of the world's most volatile fortunes, based on current public shares owned, excluding options and nonstock assets.

With so many parties jostling for space, their fortunes are volatile and many legislators do not get re-elected.

We've lost our manufacturing base and concentrated our fortunes on the volatile financial services industry, which fluctuates more than the tides.

It is consistently rated one of North America's most livable cities, and, despite the vagaries of a highly volatile information-technology economy, its fortunes seem to be ever on the rise.

After being one of the first musicians to accept Bitcoin all the way back in 2014, Rapper 50 Cent (a.k.a. Curtis Jackson) appears to have accumulated a small fortune in the volatile digital currency.

But not all the new names are family money: Google founders Sergey Brin and Larry Page prove a good idea can still make a bundle; bond guru William Gross' steady hand on volatile markets created his $1 billion fortune; and Kenneth Hendricks shows a guy can still make a buck in the unsexy trade of building supplies.

In this complex and volatile business context, everyone -- a Fortune 100 CEO with a long tenure, a newly minted serial entrepreneur, as well as each and every corporate employee -- needs to become a "corporate creative".

Autobytel's fortunes are tied to the volatile automobile industry.

Some $40 billion in farmland assets are zipping across the volatile hyperspace of global financial markets where fortunes are made (and lost) at the click of a mouse.

But she's not certain that the good fortune will continue in the volatile domestic climate.

Unfortunately for Americans, who have probably been avoiding volatile Russian stocks, the couple's good fortune means that much of the easy money has been made.