Sentence examples for since fluctuated from inspiring English sources

It reached a seven-year low of $1.3836 in February after David Cameron announced the date of the vote, and has since fluctuated, often wildly, as polls suggested both sides could still prevail.

The most recent analysis of the decline, prepared last year by Iccat, found that the eastern Atlantic's stocks of fish old enough to reproduce declined by 80 percent between 1970 and 1992 and have since fluctuated between 21 percent and 29 percent of the 1970 level.

Flux of DIN peaked in the early 1980s and has since fluctuated and shown a general decreasing trend since the early 1990s.

The company's stock price has stayed close to that price ever since, fluctuating as stocks do, but sitting at $23.79 at close of business yesterday.

It shot up 93 cents in a month and has since been fluctuating around $3.20 ,nearly 80 cents more than the national average.

How has this percentage fluctuated since this group first came to America?

Figures have fluctuated since then, although mumps and measles cases are still far more numerous than 15 years ago.

Although party polls have fluctuated since the Channel 4/Sky programme last week, Miliband's personal ratings have risen.

Asked if the candidates' weights had fluctuated since the start of the race, most campaigns said no or declined to reply.

Another important factor may be persistent trade deficits, which emerged in the 1980s and since then have fluctuated but never gone away.

The model for clean living and technique over brute size is Derek Jeter of the Yankees, whose physique and hitting style have never fluctuated since he came up in 1995.