Sentence examples for fluctuate a bit from inspiring English sources
"Numbers may fluctuate a bit on a daily basis.
While the numbers fluctuate a bit from year to year, for most of the last decade no more than five and sometimes as few as two Jewish day schools have fielded football teams.
Moreover, the exact event locations are often not provided and the dates can fluctuate a bit in the reports.
Other stars fortunes fluctuate a bit depending on how active their handlers have been in the past year: Music legend Johnny Cash released two new albums this year, and Bob Marleys team continues to find new ways to repackage his reggae catalog.
It'll likely continue to have a solid "buy" rating with most firms, especially since it continues to have trouble meeting demand for its latest products heading into the holiday shopping season, but the share price may continue to fluctuate a bit until we see firm numbers on holiday sales, most likely during Apple's quarterly results.
"I think the last week that I was monitored was a week when I didn't do as many steps as perhaps I had some of the other weeks… it does fluctuate a bit I would say, but that particular week was less than I would have done normally in a week".
He told the Volkskrant newspaper: "The boundaries fluctuated a bit, but it is an area where pro-Russia rebels wrested control".
Importantly, economic growth has for the most part been at rates insufficient to achieve sustained reductions in unemployment, which has recently been fluctuating a bit above 9 percent.
Richard Cowan, the chief bureaucrat on the British team, points out that Norway's estimate has fluctuated a bit, and dropped slightly recently.
Mitt Romney held onto a 2-point lead in the Gallup national tracking poll, and pulled ahead of Mr. Obama again by one point in the Rasmussen national tracker, which has fluctuated a bit recently but usually has a steady number like that.
"The capital overhang has fluctuated a bit, but for the most part there is still a huge amount of money out there," says Bo Brustkern, a former venture capitalist who now runs Denver-based valuation firm Arcstone Partners.
