Sentence examples for fluctuate so much from inspiring English sources

(Property in Latin America is often priced in United States dollars, because local currencies fluctuate so much).

"Unfortunately, in the oil business, the prices fluctuate so much on a daily basis, they may not see it specifically associated with it, but it's there," he said.

Butterfly numbers are hard to estimate, in part because they do fluctuate so much from one year to the next, but it is clear that such natural fluctuations could reduce low-population species to numbers that would make recovery unlikely.

"That gives us great leverage because corn prices don't fluctuate so much, but transportation costs do," said Pedro Padierna, president of PepsiCo's operations in Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean.

Why does the distance between the Earth and the moon fluctuate so much? .

I even think it's telling the way that the names for women are so much more diverse and fluctuate so much more over the decades, whereas the names for men, if you look at, say, the Social Security register, have been topped out with Michael and David and John for year after year after year after year.

One big problem now is that the prices are fluctuating so much.

If perceptions of possibility have fluctuated so much in just two years, imagine how much they could turn around again in four or eight.

Still, Ferguson said the Bears were one of the hardest teams to prepare for because the personnel had fluctuated so much.

But in the early 1980s, inflation had fluctuated so much for so long that workers and firms quickly adapted their wage- and price-setting behaviour to the latest trends, so inflation responded more swiftly to falling demand.

"We've seen that Caroline Wyatt has spoken in the Radio Times about her worries around how her MS will progress and how it's hard to deal with because it fluctuates so much.