1. Now, you see program trading whipsawing the market. 2. The machinery orders report is known to be volatile, whipsawing from month to month. 3. He is worried that the frequent whipsawing could be the prelude to a protracted bear market. 4. It's worked great . " A baseball season is 162 games of whipsawing emotions. 5. The autobiography has a disjointed quality to it, whipsawing between farm memoir and political stump speech. 6. There is a danger in whipsawing the article through too many changes in response to semi-casual observations. 7. Newsletters that travel through the regular mail seem old-fashioned and ill-equipped to deal with modern, whipsawing markets. 8. The accompanying short article by Christopher Buckley describes the whipsawing metamorphosis the Oval Office underwent in the days after Sept . 11. 9. If a team is good at it, they earn another week, maybe another month, of much more intense public whipsawing . 10. Inflation slowed since then, but now, with the Asian crisis whipsawing the economy, prices for food and clothing have dropped.
