Sentence examples for volatile individuals from inspiring English sources

He allegedly told two undercover police officers posing as the duke's representatives that "volatile individuals" were involved who would "do something very silly" if the police were informed.

Citing Plato's "Symposium," he offers the Greek theory of destiny to explain the attraction of two such volatile individuals: "The idea that each person is half of what was once a whole and spends his or her whole life searching for the other individual who will make him complete".

The prosecution alleged that all five men were guilty of an elaborate extortion attempt: they had repeatedly refused to alert the police that they knew how to recover the stolen painting, and had threatened that "volatile" individuals would destroy the Da Vinci unless their ransom demands were met.

One might plausibly speculate further and imagine that the Israelis warned the Turkish authorities ahead of time about some of the highly volatile individuals.

Brown has a reputation as a volatile individual who often loses his temper.

The report says, "Mr. Reyes has been considered a rather impulsive, angry, volatile individual since he was a young boy".

"And Donald Trump is such a volatile individual.

Ahead of Tuesday's key derby against City, question marks still remain as to whether Moyes' gamble on such a hugely talented yet occasionally volatile individual will pay off, or prove to be the beginning of his downfall.

The low numbers in the highest and lowest categories may have led to potentially volatile individual estimates, especially in the last two surveys.

Before the study -- called "Who Blinks in Volatile Markets, Individuals or Institutions?" -- the connection between institutional investors and market volatility was hidden.

This involatile protein also stimulates female learning and subsequent selective attraction to the airborne urinary volatiles of individual males.