Sentence examples for with considerable volatility from inspiring English sources

In the 2000s, however, stock-price yields averaged minus 2% per annum, with considerable volatility.

Both 1 and 2 are highly soluble in hydrocarbon solvents and display considerable volatility with distinct fragmentation patterns starting from molecular ions in the mass-spectra, which makes them perspective precursors of titanate materials in sol gel and MOCVD techniques.

There can be considerable volatility at the individual level, but so long as it runs with equal force both ways, its prevalence in the population will be unchanged (68).

Ferraris in particular have had periods of considerable volatility.

There is still considerable volatility in polled support for both candidates.

In last week's column I mentioned, almost in passing, that there had been considerable volatility in the bond markets recently.

After a week of considerable volatility, the rupee and the Mumbai stock market both had showed modest gains earlier Friday.

"It is still very early in the life of UTV Ireland and there is considerable volatility in its performance," the company said.

What Happens Next — The Short Version: There continues to be considerable volatility in the Republican race and any advantage that Mr. Romney has is tenuous.

Obviously Apple should be considered as a core holding only by those looking for long-term growth who can handle considerable volatility along the way.

Crude had demonstrated considerable volatility on Monday, swinging between a record high of $111.80 a barrel and a low as far down as $103.23.