Sentence examples similar to am fluctuations from inspiring English sources

Will there be fluctuations in violence?

"We expect there's going to be fluctuations".

"There might be fluctuations now and then, but I'm not sure we can really change".

Of course, there have been fluctuations in statements that come from Washington.

"There were fluctuations," he says, "but in general the death rate was determined by the availability of food.

"With a 14-day incubation period, we would expect there to be fluctuations over the next week or so".

While there have been fluctuations in numbers from year to year, the overall change in their populations since 2007 is assessed as deteriorating.

But there are fluctuations up and down; the retreat was striking in the 1980's, then rebounded somewhat in the 90's.

There'll always be fluctuations within their trademark style – softer to harder, songs-y to noise-y – but their course is essentially settled.

There are fluctuations of mood, ranging from lyrical delight at the natural beauty of the steppe, to brooding menace as the bully Dymov begins picking on the boy.

"On average it all washes out, but there are fluctuations from individual to individual," said Prof Cathy Price, who led the study.