But in that brief time, Mr. Clinton managed to raise more than $500,000 for the Democratic cause, press a volatile issue that is making Republicans squirm and thumb his nose at Gov. George W. Bush of Texas without even uttering his name.
"We continue to believe that those resources are necessary, simply because we have seen in the past that these numbers can be pretty volatile," Earnest said at a press briefing.
Press freedom is particularly volatile during elections – as shown by Guinea's 16-place drop in the freedom rankings in 2014 – and times of national emergency.
"Inflation has been unusually volatile recently," King said in a press conference, adding that the outlook for consumer prices and the U.K. economy was "highly uncertain".
Fats may be recovered from oil-bearing tissues by three general methods, with varying degrees of mechanical simplicity: (1) rendering, (2) pressing with mechanical presses, and (3) extracting with volatile solvents.
The rivalry between Nasdaq and the New York Stock Exchange has spread to a whole new domain, with a volatile mix of liquor, food and the press.
I approached the proceedings with a certain amount of trepidation, given Penn's volatile relationship with certain members of the press in the past.
But, in a volatile political climate, the government will be hard pressed to enforce the unpopular measures.
Some analysts have cautioned about one potential risk: NBC is buying into a notoriously volatile movie business, and Universal will be hard pressed to repeat its Hollywood successes of recent years.
His confidential reports, which cost his select list of clients as much as $5,000 a month, often find their way into the business press, typically causing jumps or dips in the volatile petroleum markets.
