Sentence examples for The fluctuating from inspiring English sources
verb
To vary irregularly; to swing.
The fluctuating figures are more likely to be explained by inconsistencies in these self-declarations.
The fluctuating transverse fields are derived by employing Maxwell's equations together with Floquet's theorem.
The critic Lawrence Alloway likened the fluctuating motifs to "a postcard stand in a windstorm".
Scott gave the name Waverley to the fluctuating loyalties of Jacobite fervour and Georgian settlement.
Performing unaccompanied, he took his time, phrasing in the fluctuating cadence of an internal monologue.
The biggest problem of the plant is to meet the fluctuating demand for current.
The stakes were too great, and the fluctuating prospects were too tense to bear.
Thus, the fluctuating combination of retained and inventive elements is of significant interest.
He says that A.S.C. made technical mistakes that grew out of the fluctuating values of fine wine and foreign currencies.
And any movie that has a soundtrack based on the fluctuating price of gold is a must see.
A Web site is devoted to tracking what appears to be the fluctuating size of her breasts.
