fluctuate造句

Data processing time does fluctuate.

Fruit prices fluctuate with the seasons.

It's just what markets do: They fluctuate.

Hemcrete absorbs energy as external temperatures fluctuate.

Some investors panic when stock prices fluctuate wildly.

Both the light and radio outputs fluctuate markedly.

Happiness can fluctuate a lot, but an optimistic disposition is usually pretty stable.

They may fluctuate wildly, but if I look at enough stocks, the average should be right around 100.

When a drastic transition approaches, conditions fluctuate between greater extremes, and the fluctuations take longer to pass.

The hours are long, crop prices fluctuate wildly, and a couple of storms can ruin your season.

China has essentially pegged its currency to the dollar while most other currencies fluctuate more or less freely.

Beware of single reports of radiation level reports, since radiation levels can frequently fluctuate and it is not clear who is being exposed and for how long.

Under the new regime, the yuan is allowed to fluctuate 0.3 per cent per day either way of the reference rate, which is set by the central bank.

While the psychological unbalance may fluctuate the individual's original philosophy and regular act tendency which make conditions for the naissance of aberrance.

The prices in this farm products market fluctuate according to supply and demand and Business is done in a flexible way.

In new research, Oliver Hart, of Harvard University, and Luigi Zingales, of the University of Chicago, argue that the mix of debt and equity should fluctuate according to the risk of bank failure.

And remember, before, I spoke a little bit a bout the fact that, well, if you look at one individual molecule and another and another, the energy will fluctuate.