Sentence examples similar to expense fluctuation from inspiring English sources

Some may feel it is an added expense or that the fluctuations in currency values will even out over time.

What he gives up in labor costs he more than makes up by avoiding transportation expenses and currency fluctuations.

"But, in general, the most expensive estates in France are private mansions inside Paris called 'hotels particuliers' with prices which can be above 100 million euros ($130 million)." Since the top flight market is so cost-prohibitive, factors such as mortgage, appraisal and vacancy rates, as well as moving expenses and market fluctuations, have little-to-no effect on high-end buyers or sellers.

This would reduce the periodic fluctuations in option expense but involve a slightly more complex set of calculations.

Most of those interviewed at the Exxon station on Route 4 in Englewood said that while they were glad that prices were low, gasoline represented a necessary expense and they just ignored the price fluctuations.

This can happen by a perfectly general process known as Ostwald ripening – by which small crystals of anything tend to shrink and larger crystals grow at their expense – and often arises due to small fluctuations in freezer temperature.

Variable expenses have been averaged to account for fluctuation in price from season to season.

Eliminating currency fluctuations between member countries reduces the expense and risk of cross-border business.

These variables may provide a more accurate measure of folate status at the expense of being more susceptible to short-term fluctuations in dietary folate intake.

We can adjust the uncertainty (or fluctuation) of a quadrature to be small at the expense of broadening that of another quadrature, or vice versa.

Where an external input stabilizes one competing phase relative to another, the bond-length fluctuations allow one phase to grow at the expense of another at lower temperatures.