Sentence examples for would be volatile from inspiring English sources

Perhaps a more technical assessment would be volatile, another phrase much lauded by HE pundits.

Barnett said the election would be volatile and One Nation was different to the party it was in the 1990s.

It warned that annuity rates would be "volatile" for the next few months as insurers review their annuity procedures and change their pricing in response to how they fare.

The Iran hostage crisis in 1979 put America on notice that future relations with the Middle East would be volatile and that we had better get some methadone or ethanol or switch grass or something and get over our addiction to oil.

We sat together mixing a homemade explosive that - once dried - would be volatile to the touch.

Not surprisingly, none of the four was willing to go far in predictions for the fourth quarter, other than to say that markets would continue to be volatile.

The next several election cycles would be extremely volatile.

If it was team sports, it would be more volatile.

If the Fed was clearer about its intentions, he figured, markets would be less volatile.

If commodities were priced in SDRs, the argument goes, their prices would be less volatile.

"The cycle of getting in and out would be very volatile and disruptive".