Sentence examples for fluctuating value from inspiring English sources

One of the things that fascinated Burden about gold was its fluctuating value.

In addition the fluctuating value of the rouble meant that when the story was written £15.38bn was equivalent to £220m but is now worth around £183m.

But China's State Administration of Foreign Exchange, which administers the reserves, does not have to mark them to market daily — record their fluctuating value — so it is not clear what effect, if any, the losses will have on policy.

The unsteady aerodynamic force (moment) F consists of a mean value ( bar{F} ) and a fluctuating value ( F^{prime} ).

This is because of the variable nature of their characteristics and fluctuating value at different stages of the trafficking process.

Bitcoin gets a negative press in the western world, especially after the collapse of the Mt.Gox exchange and the cryptocurrency's fluctuating value.

He says that A.S.C. made technical mistakes that grew out of the fluctuating values of fine wine and foreign currencies.

No mystery to Cubans, long used to juggling three currencies with fluctuating values, legal and illegal.

An article on May 31 about the fluctuating values of works by contemporary artists, including Larry Rivers, misidentified the materials used on a cardboard box created by Mr. Rivers that was sold at auction last year.

"My feeling of morality is that we all have the moral obligation to tell the truth, and we all have the moral obligation to allow the market to do what it does without obstruction," said Ms. Cappellazzo, adding, "these are precious, rare goods that, like commodities, have fluctuating values".

Spielberg's vision of a quaint and virtuous monarchy, a seemingly permanent touchstone of dignity in a world where temporal rulers come and go with fluctuating values and standards, is a peculiar mark of self-justification, self-congratulation, and self-interest.