Sentence examples for volatile way from inspiring English sources

Leading shares continued their volatile way, losing ground on Russian sanctions and Argentinian default fears despite some positive corporate news.

"But I think there is now a desire to prevent every event from becoming a crisis and to handle conflict in a less volatile way".

As a result, many strategists say a cheaper — and less volatile — way to gain exposure to emerging-market consumers is through shares of large domestic and European multinational companies that generate a sizable portion of their revenue from those regions.

And, as they make their unsteady, volatile way through the streets, it is inevitable that some will be hurt; the sirens of ambulances wail, as they bear to A&E the casualties of fun.

His comments came in the wake of Nürnberg ultras forcing their players to hand back their shirts ("these people have been given too much power," Rangnick said) but could just as well have applied to the often confused, capricious and volatile way a lot of the big boys do their business.

Well, you'll probably also remember the warning that taxes are a volatile way of funding services.

The Nuggets got the deficit down to 12, but short-circuited when they reverted to their volatile ways.

The bout, originally scheduled for March but postponed to June 2 when Briggs came down with pneumonia complicated by his asthma, is shaping up as a good test for both fighters, whose strengths and weaknesses seem likely to mesh in volatile ways.

His oil-stained dad is depressed in a volatile sort of way and, worse, wears his hair in a ponytail.

But you don't need to be an expert in Shi'a eschatology to understand how last week's volatile election gave way to an exercise in self-discrediting thuggery by Iran's clerical leadership.

We might have hoped that the election of a black president would somehow make the subject less sensitive and volatile, in the way that John F. Kennedy's election seemed to allay the last, lingering tension between American Catholics and the country's Protestant establishment.