Sentence examples for have fluctuated from from inspiring English sources
The threat of war has contributed to the volatility of oil prices, which have fluctuated from about $24 to $30 a barrel since September.
Death rates have fluctuated from more than 100,000 in 1950-51 to just over 20,000 in the late 1980s, according to the ONS.
In the subsequent quarters, foreign holdings have fluctuated from $49.5 billion in the second quarter of 2009 to $52 billion, most recently.
Maastrichtian climate is shown to have fluctuated from cool, humid conditions, through a rapid warming ~ 2 million years prior to the K Pg transition, followed by cooling during the earliest Danian, a trend supported by previous work on this interval.
Throughout his life, Prescott's vision seems to have fluctuated from good to total blindness, and he often resorted to the use of a noctograph, a writing grid with parallel wires that guided a stylus over a chemically treated surface.
The most recent volatility comes on top of years of uncertainty during which prices have fluctuated from $40 to nearly zero for the right to emit one ton of carbon dioxide.
Negotiations have lately bogged down over price, which has fluctuated from $1.2 billion to $1.5 billion, they said.
Over the last 30 years, the savings rate has fluctuated from over 14percentt in the 1970s to negative 2.7percentt in 2005, meaning Americans were spending more than they made.
Progress in judicial diversity has fluctuated from administration to administration over the past several decades, but it hasn't stopped completely until now.
