Now that I had blown my only shot at skinny success, my eating habits fluctuated from Perfect Weight Watchers Angel to shove-everything-I-possibly-can-down-my-throat-before-Mom-sees, depending on the hour.
Seafood chain Red Lobster has struggled for years, thanks to a suffering middle-class, along with changing dining habits and fluctuating seafood prices.
Their share prices have a habit of fluctuating more than those of companies that are comparatively immune to the economic cycle, so investors often insist on paying lower multiples of earnings to own them.
Personal expenses can fluctuate greatly depending upon habits and preferences of the individual.
For example, they can closely gauge how prices fluctuating throughout the day may alter shoppers' purchasing habits, or if on-shelf digital product reviews increase sales in-store". Digital pricing could also help persuade customers to buy new products.
Competition is no buzzword in an insanely crowded industry as ICT (Information and Communications Technology) where rapidly changing standards and customer IT spending habits are the constant drivers of fluctuating market share division.
Abeid is a theatrical speaker, with an impassioned voice that fluctuates wildly, and a habit of preacher-like pauses between phrases.
The level of glycogen, like other chemical constituents, can fluctuate considerably, depending on the diet or feeding habits of the host.
And yet their spending habits are atrocious: the typical Chip user spends a third of the month in their overdraft, every month, constantly fluctuating between feeling moderately well-off and unable to make ends meet.
While media consumption habits change, and what the consumer considers utility constantly shifts, human nature remains comfortably constant in a world of fluctuating variables.
