The mood was now so volatile that Charles feared a full-scale London rebellion against the monarchy.
Expectations move so much faster than reality, which is why share prices were recently so volatile up, and why they are now so volatile down.
But, Mr. Githongo added, "Kenya is now a volatile country.
Equity markets are now less volatile than they have been for almost a decade.
After all, political conditions were now so volatile and livid that simply to get them down on paper or canvas would be expressive enough.
But officials in Seoul and Washington say the situation on the peninsula is now more volatile, with the North controlled by a relatively new leader, Kim Jong Un, and the South promising an immediate military counterstrike if provoked.
Although global food prices have dropped from the February peak and dipped marginally in September of 2011, they remain 19percentt above September 2010 levels, and are now very volatile, especially in the poorest countries.
In a context where the EU's security environment is now more volatile, unpredictable, complex, Parliament stressed that the time has come for the European Union to take its destiny into its own hands and embrace its role as a fully-fledged, sovereign political and economic power in international relations.
Add all the unresolved aspects of the case, and what might have been a straight crime story is now something more volatile.
(The film will also be shown on video on demand July 2; opens theatrically June 4 at the IFC Center in Manhattan; and will be broadcast on Investigation Discovery Aug. 13). Add all the unresolved aspects of the case, and what might have been a straight crime story is now something more volatile.
