Sentence examples for volatile having from inspiring English sources

But in the last few years, these companies have become more volatile, having loaded up on debt to pay for ventures into energy trading and other new businesses.

The organic solvents are volatile, having relatively low boiling points around 110 °C and low flash points below room temperature; their combustion heats are quite high, around 1 kJ/g [19], lower than yet on the same scale as that of gasoline [20].

Afghanistan, deeply religious and reflexively volatile, has long been highly reactive to perceived insults against Islam.

Its car business, historically volatile, has been losing money and market share in recent months.

Supporting this theory, Chinese exports, though volatile, have been more resilient than those of the other countries in Factory Asia.

The brother, though self-destructive and volatile, has a loving side that blossoms when he's with his young nephew.

Those revenues, which have always been volatile, have become even more so thanks to the growing importance of stock options, capital gains and other non-wage income.

The 16 hours of sessions, rancorous and volatile, have proved a grim reminder of how far their peacemaking relationship has deteriorated and how much is at stake.

The economy, always volatile, has grown at double-digit rates, on average, since he took power, partly thanks to funds from Delhi.

Philippe, Régine's foppish and devoted butler (the baritone Jonathan Summers plays him as flamboyant and volatile) has persuaded Madame to return to the stage.

Recent protests, while volatile, have been relatively small.