Sentence examples for volatile pieces from inspiring English sources

Florida's "Stand Your Ground" law is probably one of the most controversial and volatile pieces of legislation I have seen in my 25 years of legal experience as a practicing attorney in Florida.

As conductor, Adès shone in the difficult task of accompanying the volatile piece.

Obama and Xi remained at odds on the most volatile piece of the relationship — the construction of islands in the South China Sea.

A divorced 42-year-old mother of three adolescent girls, she is a volatile piece of work whose reaction to being fired is a feeble suicide attempt.

Still, the Gang resolved the issue and moved on to an even more volatile piece of business: a temporary-worker program.

This is a volatile piece, torn between memorializing Beethoven (its original point) and wallowing in the pain of being separated from Clara Wieck, whom Schumann eventually married.

"Vesti la giubba" was in fact the most improvised, volatile piece of the set; the most famous fragment of the melody didn't appear until minutes into it.

Yes, it's going to be the most risky and volatile piece of the puzzle, but history suggests that it also will be the piece that will earn you the biggest returns, so take a deep breath, remember that this a 30-year project, and go for it.

Moving so quickly in such a volatile piece of machinery, crowded together with loud, flatulent, failed dieters?

That's a very volatile part of the world, and if you take down the central government of Iraq, you could very easily end up seeing pieces of Iraq fly off".

The best example is "Volatile," a piece that by itself is worth the New Museum's admission price.