Sentence examples for fluctuations going from inspiring English sources

Another potential for jobs will come from foreign companies who build operations in the United States, in part to avoid currency fluctuations going the other way.

Nevin says his data not only explain the decline in crime in the 1990s, but the rise in crime in the 1980s and other fluctuations going back a century.

The samples revealed a remarkable sensitivity of climatic fluctuations going back 5000 years.

But I've experienced enough other HDR-related connection problems in the course of testing TVs over the past 18 months to know that whenever you've got these sort of HDR/HDMI address fluctuations going on, you're greatly increasing the chances of things going wrong.

The fluctuations go on continuously -- the piece is one long breath in this performance -- but not consistently.

Along with these fluctuations went equally substantial changes of leadership and purpose that, as C. Roland Marchand emphasizes, reflected the motives of the various reform groups that successively joined and dominated the movement.

However, water level fluctuations went in parallel in all populations and thus did not affect treatments differently.

This fluctuation goes hand in hand with a similar rise and fall in the expression levels of several chemokines that have been shown to be involved in the recruitment and/or retention of regulatory T cells.

This fluctuation is not normal, according to Hopper: "There is more than a simple seasonal variation going on," a spokesman told HuffPost in a statement.

Their results revealed that the more chemical fluctuations are going on inside a cell, the simpler the type of clock it prefers.

The official annual art shows, the salons, succeed one another - and, with very slight fluctuations, Meissonier goes on being honoured and Manet goes on being covered in scorn.