Sentence examples similar to fluctuating duties from inspiring English sources
Their grievances, according to Hall, included low pay, fluctuating job duties and insufficient clothing for cold weather (New Jersey gas stations are full-service).
Fourth, the cost of trading in China is relatively high, with stamp duties fluctuating between 0.1 % and 0.3 % for the sellers of securities.
Wayne Rooney turns 30 and sees his duties fluctuate The chronic lack of form suffered by Rooney every few years is often an opportunity seldom turned down by his critics, effortlessly trying to discredit the United and England captain.
We show that the performance of the network in terms of both metrics fluctuates with increased duty cycle as opposed to the general intuition that an increase in duty cycle increases the throughput and decreases the energy expenditure in the network.
His weight fluctuated wildly, he drank heavily at times – although not when it would interfere with his Senate duties – and his cheeks became blotchy.
The report recommended "significant and immediate" debt relief for the poorest countries, the reduction or removal of duties and market quotas on exports from developing countries, and mechanisms to reduce the risk of fluctuating markets and commodity prices.
The "increase" we measured is thus explained by the fact that 99.67% of the averaged current measurements in the ultra-low duty cycle period fluctuate between minimum 0.26 mA and maximum 0.56 mA (the median is 0.38 mA).
Then it began fluctuating.
Note: Generic boundaries fluctuating.
