Sentence examples for sudden fluctuations from inspiring English sources

But they do not like sudden fluctuations in temperature, and they need clean, oxygenated water.

That has helped limit sudden fluctuations in the dollar's value in currency markets.

When we are young our bodies can more easily accommodate sudden fluctuations in blood pressure, but as we get older our blood vessels become stiffer and less flexible.

The potential enemy that China worries about most is the United States, and relations with that country have become as prone to sudden fluctuations as world oil prices.

Pret's system offers better flexibility to adapt to new food trends – such as veggie food and avocados – and sudden fluctuations in demand caused by the weather or disruption at transport hubs that can mean surges or slumps in customer numbers.

Michal Kadera, a senior manager at Skoda, said that production planning for cars took at least two years and that sudden fluctuations in the koruna against the euro made planning much more difficult and expensive.

The prices of watermelon have sudden fluctuation in short time periods from week 61 to 75.

So it ensures, if in last n cycles any sudden fluctuation, i.e., very low or very high CPU utilization is found, this will not impact on the overall decision.

According to pathogenetic interpretation, BTcP should no longer be considered a fluctuation or a sudden variation of BP, but a type of pain triggered by a different causal mechanism, superimposed on the pre-existing mechanism causing BP.

Legislators believing they were protecting consumers forbade long-term contracts, which are hedges against sudden price fluctuations.

Mr. Blanckaert said that the sudden currency fluctuations that had accompanied this meltdown had led to extreme instability in revenue and made it difficult to price products across markets.