Stormier

They exchange among themselves as current and common coin, those treasures of Liberty that freighted our argosies in stormier days; when they who watched the doubtful chance, knew not if they should witness the sinking of the wreck, or cheer our entrance to the haven. ❋ Unknown (1854)

There is an upside to that stormier climate: The thicker atmosphere back then meant there were more regions on the planet where liquid water probably existed. ❋ Unknown (2011)

There have been stormier, funnier, more passionate TV marriages over the years. ❋ Unknown (2012)

It was worse 600,000 years ago, according to new research that suggests the planet had a dustier, stormier atmosphere. ❋ Unknown (2011)

The fear is we get an uninformed vote and warmer, but much stormier causes us to change our minds. ❋ Unknown (2009)

But given that the current economic climate is stormier than Antarctic seas, should we really be spending money on this type of exploratory science? ❋ Seth Shostak (2011)

Thursday, the ratio of put options to profit from a calmer market versus call options for stormier trading favored the more placid of the two. ❋ Brendan Conway (2011)

Tall, trim and debonair, with rimless glasses and waves of silver hair, Hinton has a reputation for being level-headed and insightful, and has won praise for balancing out some of the stormier personalities within the Murdoch empire. ❋ Unknown (2011)

Though possibly sharpened by electoral politics, the comments seemed to confirm fears that Mr. Putin's return to the Kremlin will bring a stormier period in U.S. ❋ Gregory L. White (2011)

We hear a kind of melancholy little march with a stutter, a stormier middle section and then the march returns. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Thus, this investor may have an outlook that is more like the VIX than the index's stormier futures. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Soak it up today and tomorrow, because even though it's our 6th dry weekend in a row, darker and stormier skies can't be that far off. ❋ Ian Livingston (2010)

Although he had never sailed on anything broader, deeper, or stormier than the Mississippi River during a twister, Twain somehow avoided a bad dose of mal de mer. ❋ JR. ROY MORRIS (2010)

CME Group Inc. is seeing increasing interest in its nascent hurricane futures market as experts forecast a stormier-than-usual hurricane season for the U.S. ❋ Jacob Bunge (2010)