Sentence examples for has fluctuated with from inspiring English sources
Society's esteem for utopian thinking has fluctuated with the times.
The design of Trump's border wall could still change — and already has fluctuated with the political winds.
Hydropower has supplied a majority of the electricity created in Washington every year since 2001, but its share of state generation has fluctuated with precipitation.
Historically, R&D spending has fluctuated with income, but more strongly: when growth declines by 2%, R&D spending drops by 3%.
The total revenue of the ATP and WTA tours has fluctuated, with a gap of $2.6 million in 2008 giving way to a men's advantage of $37.4 million in 2014.
Involuntary part-timers account for no more than 3-4% of the workforce, and though that figure has fluctuated with the business cycle it has shown no signs of a long-term increase.
Historically, birth rates have fluctuated with the economy.
But its fortunes have fluctuated with decisions on big contracts.
In the decades since, lake levels have fluctuated, with a prolonged trough during the 1950s, which still counts as the worst drought in Texas history.
Because his illness has been public knowledge for so long, and because Wall Street and the commentariat viewed his health as being synonymous with that of his company, for years Apple share prices have fluctuated with its CEO's temperature.
The numbers have fluctuated, with spikes during the 1970s and around 10 years ago, Kurt Miller said, estimating that during the more recent peak, as many as 300,000 people would see the year's new production.
