Sentence examples for volatile subject from inspiring English sources

The experience failed to dampen his zest for volatile subject matter.

Perhaps naïve to the volatile subject of doping, Granville discussed the unfounded speculation without a thought.

Most political leaders still view adolescent sex as a politically volatile subject to be avoided.

Financial markets are by nature volatile, subject to under-and overshooting.

And yet, despite its volatile subject matter, Pasolini (which premieres here in Venice competition) could hardly be more different.

The business has proved volatile, subject to unexpected bouts of bad weather that have weighed on earnings.

They followed this through with a study of 90 newlyweds who were made to sit face to face discussing "volatile" subjects such as housework, sex or in-laws.

Was Donald Fehr wisely practicing restraint last week when he said he was making no "suggestions or accusations" on the volatile subjects of collusion and the unsigned and unwilling-to-retire Barry Bonds?

In her 30's, after teaching briefly in the English department at U.C.D., she became a television producer for the BBC, filming innovative shows on volatile subjects -- religious sects, antipornography, transsexuals.

The defense lawyer, Vincent L. Briccetti, made the same claim repeatedly as he questioned the informer, Shahed Hussain, about a range of volatile subjects: "You brought that up, didn't you?" Several times, Mr. Hussain said he did.

Through helping individuals start their own local debate chapters, IDEA encourages students around the world to question, to listen to one another and to explore even the most volatile subjects openly and in the spirit of tolerance and cooperation.