Sentence examples for volatile land from inspiring English sources

Without such impressive writing, family drama even in a strange, volatile land is often just family drama — the stuff of all memoirs.

He seeks to be tough and conciliatory and to last longer than the beaten Prime Minister Ehud Barak as the leader of this volatile land.

President Bush today nominated Gov. Michael O. Leavitt, the three-term Republican governor of Utah, as the new administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, tapping a veteran of the West's volatile land use debates.

Not only is she a white woman in a volatile land of East Indians and Negroes; she is also a strident Marxist and believed by many to be the brains and backbone" behind her husband.

A3 NATIONAL A10-15 Utah Governor Named As Next Chief of E.P.A. President Bush nominated Gov. Mike Leavitt, the three-term Republican governor of Utah, as the new administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, tapping a veteran of the West's volatile land use debates.

Beijing needs to go much further: As the World Bank notes, fundamental reform of the fiscal system is necessary to increase and diversify local government's revenue sources, lessening their reliance on volatile land sale revenue and giving them a bigger share of sales and other consumption taxes.

Indeed, off-roading is now among the most politically volatile land-use issues in the country.

New York life was volatile; Volissos, land of her ancestors, would be a new start.

While Scarlet is quietly cracking up, her second husband, Brian, a pompous ad man with a new and improved chip on his shoulder, is locked in a (usually losing) battle of wits with Camille, his volatile adolescent land mine of a stepdaughter.

Texas Tech, indeed, has made headlines for reasons beyond the fact that this is where the volatile Knight landed after being fired in September 2000 and spending a year in exile.

The chief drivers of the global farmland race — population growth, food and energy demand, volatile commodity prices, land and water shortages — won't slow anytime soon.