Sentence examples for volatile terms from inspiring English sources

The most serious impact of volatile terms of trade occurs in pastoral famines.

We find that recidivist borrowers have lower reserve holdings, larger current account deficits and capital outflows, lower but less volatile terms of trade, larger debt service and external debt ratios, lower investment rates and per-capita income, and weak governance.

The cloud was rich in volatiles (termed primordial gases) and must have been the ultimate source of the atoms in the present atmosphere.

Although many asteroids are composed primarily of rock and metal, most Kuiper belt objects are composed largely of frozen volatiles (termed "ices"), such as methane, ammonia and water.

"This would be the sale of a business that is volatile in terms of earnings," said Oriel Securities analyst Michael Trippitt.

In this respect, the period between 2012 and 2016 will have been particularly volatile in terms of world trade, resulting from the collapse of oil and commodity prices.

Figure  5A demonstrates that while retained paralogs with low sequence evolution asymmetry (log Z < 0) retain a high (~0.6) coefficient of correlation across 26 tissues sampled from two developmental stages [ 39], those that diverged asymmetrically quickly lost such correlation, indicating that one of the members of the asymmetric pairs was also volatile in terms of gene expression specificity.

The question will now be how long he will spend there; if not in the volatile short term, then certainly in the long term.

On one end of the barbell are lower-yielding but less volatile short-term bonds.

'Sellout' is a messy, volatile, contested term about which disagreement is rife when it comes to applying the label to specific persons or conduct".

What came was volatile short-term capital looking for a quick return and an easy exit, content to earn a 20percentt rate of return and send the money home instead of reinvesting".