Sentence examples for volatile people from inspiring English sources

Step 1: Get a bunch of absurd or volatile people together.

A large part of her work was spent trying to build a rapport with volatile people, clearly a useful skill in these circumstances.

O LDER gays, younger gays, black gays -- a hundred of the most volatile people you could imagine," he said, "all of whom were incensed at each other.

Cross-examined by Donald Findlay QC, the duke said he and his father had "a fear" the painting could be destroyed or seriously damaged by the thieves or other "volatile" people.

"All Latins are volatile people".

"The most volatile people are slipping through the cracks".

As we've seen in reports from big international finance organizations like the [International Monetary Fund] or World Economic Forum, increasing inequality is a source of increasing volatility, and wealth inequality means, when the economy hits a volatile patch, people don't have the resources to withstand those shocks". That, in turn, makes the economy more volatile, says Ruetschlin.

"Markets are more volatile than people realize," Mr. Easterling said, "even over periods as long as 20 years".

"In more volatile times, people at the top of organizations often get fired or transferred," he said.

"The South-west has always been more volatile than people remember," said Mr Eustice, at his family farm in the north of the constituency.

After the 1953 armistice, the security situation remained highly volatile, and people were strongly dissuaded from entering the restricted zone surrounding the DMZ proper.