Sentence examples for volatility year from inspiring English sources

An exam board is calling for league tables to judge schools on five years' worth of results, rather than one, after it found "surprisingly high levels" of volatility year on year.

A Cambridge Assessment study found "surprisingly high levels" of school results volatility year on year.

This would also help to get around the problem of oil's volatility from year to year.

"So there may be volatility from year to year but we feel very confident about the long-term growth prospects".

But these days, many workers have lost a near guarantee on a decent wage and benefits — and their careers are likely to have much more volatility (great years; bad years; confusing, mediocre years) than their parents' ever did.

BAMAKO, Jan 5 (Reuters) - Islamist gunmen killed at least seven Malian soldiers near the Mauritanian border, a local mayor said in Monday, in a dawn raid that illustrated continuing volatility two years after France helped take back territory seized by al Qaeda-linked militants.

The objection to taking the cap off is that this introduces more year-to-year volatility.

Thus, the tax rate would be predictable for business planning purposes, and the year-to-year volatility would be avoided.

The worst threat, he added, will not come from cataclysmic once-in-a century floods, but rather from increasing year-to-year volatility.

"But what our study shows is that when we've taken account of the variations which can be attributed to quality of marking and to the location of grade boundaries, surprisingly high levels of year-on-year volatility in exam results remain".

Thursday night alone offered as much emotional volatility as a year of "Real Housewives".