Sentence examples for that has fluctuated from inspiring English sources

About four million children were enrolled in some kindergarten class in 1999, a figure that has fluctuated only slightly in the last decade.

Even if each execution had a strong deterrent effect, it would be hard to detect against the background of a murder toll that has fluctuated from 24,703 in 1991 to 15,522 in 1999, before rising again to 16,692 in 2005.

It was a fitting end to a race that has fluctuated between both teams in the most dramatic circumstances.

Payment processing is working on Etsy but is working on a delay that has fluctuated from a few hours to a few days for individual customers.

The site was driven purely by bitcoin, the anonymous electronic "cryptocurrency" that has fluctuated wildly in value in recent months, investigators said.

As an ethnic minority in every country in which they live (except Israel), they have frequently experienced persecution throughout history, resulting in a population that has fluctuated both in numbers and distribution over the centuries.

Mark Baldasarre, who conducts polls for the Public Policy Institute of California, cautioned against assuming a Simon landslide just yet, saying that poll numbers that had fluctuated that widely could swing again.

However, in populations that have fluctuated multiple times over the course of the last hundred generations or so, few rare alleles remain to be lost, and we would not necessarily expect to see rare allele loss reflected in AR during one of these periodical population size reductions.

The dollar value of that cybercurrency has fluctuated sharply, but overall it has soared.

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.

That figure has fluctuated with some changes – six of 16 seats are now held by women – but advocates for gender and pay equality say the changing face of government, from the reform minister, Maria Elena Boschi, to Roberta Pinotti, the defence minister, represents an important change.