Sentence examples for volatile picture from inspiring English sources

A more volatile picture emerged from Pando of the fractious Bolivia that Mr. Morales is struggling to hold together.

He reminded viewers that the circumstances behind the volatile picture needed to be seen from two sides.

Dickinson said: "As we've seen in the last couple of months, data portending the health of the economy paint a volatile picture.

The three-month on three-month figures, which offer a less volatile picture of the housing market than single monthly figures, were in positive territory for the eighth consecutive month and showed a rise of 0.4%.

Its three-month growth figure, which gives a less volatile picture of the market than month-on-month comparisons, also fell, from 2.5% in April to 2.3% in May.

At its recent trading update, the Tory peer described a volatile sales picture with wildly different figures emerging from stores around the country, as autumn arrived in Aberdeen, but Londoners were still trooping to work in flip-flops.

That might help, but there may be unintended consequences -- specifically, California's volatile revenue picture.

Change does not happen overnight, even in an industry as volatile as motion pictures, and for a few more years the two Hollywoods continued to exist side by side.

The process of creating such an image is volatile and improvised, with pictures easily becoming a mess or slipping into decorative cliché.

This year, it's Ryan Gosling in "The Believer," a volatile and, um, edgy picture that has audiences divided and talking.

And details in the report offered a picture of volatile resentment among Uighur men drawn to militancy spread over the Internet.