Sentence examples for fluctuate dramatically from from inspiring English sources

"They fluctuate dramatically, from year to year, even when there are no significant changes in the instruction, or the leadership or the teaching staff," said Ms. Phillips, who has led the school for 15 years.

The Senate bill also would not apply to the emergency spending that causes the Corps budget to fluctuate dramatically from one year to the next, so lawmakers would not be locked in to an artificially high level of spending after a disaster like Hurricane Katrina.

Trump's poll numbers among Latinos have fluctuated dramatically, from a high of 30% at one point to a low of 13% at the time of the GOP convention in July. .

At our hospital, his oral temperature fluctuated dramatically, from 89.3ºF to 101.3ºF, with rectal confirmation <95ºF (<35ºC), indicating hypothermia (5 ).

Although the number of samples did not fluctuate dramatically from 2011 to 2013, a remarkable increase in the number of positive samples recorded for Leishmania species (P = 0.011), but not for B. canis (P = 0.436), was recorded during 2013.

The insight missing from most of these time vs. work calculations is that all hours are not created equal; most peoples' effectiveness and output will fluctuate dramatically throughout the day, as they transition from "peak" to "off peak" hours, and back again.

Water levels may fluctuate dramatically around cypress domes and strands, so cypresses develop "knees" that protrude from the water at high levels to provide oxygen for the root systems.

Populations do fluctuate dramatically and unexpectedly.

Let the cost dip and fluctuate dramatically, and you create the impression that the price of the fish is purely an artefact, disassociated from the true value of depleted wild stocks.

Although weight loss is what my body needs, it feels like a massive trauma, and my energy levels fluctuate dramatically.

Prices fluctuate dramatically, and if you do your homework you'll be able to get the plushest suite imaginable for the price of a crappy motel room.