volatile
Example Sentences
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But China’s equity markets are volatile and a less important driver of consumer spending than in the U.S.
Critics argue that such prosecutions blur the line between reporting and participation and could deter journalists from covering volatile events.
From Salon
Paul Norriss, who runs a clothing factory in Vietnam with a largely American buyer network, said he has added non-American retailers to reduce his exposure to volatile trade policies.
"We have to engage with this volatile world" is how he summarised his approach when I spoke to him.
From BBC
Attention turns to key U.S. jobs data after a volatile week for the dollar that saw it drop to its lowest in four years against a basket of currencies before recovering.
From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
