Sentence examples for though it fluctuates from inspiring English sources
Rainfall averages only 4 to 6 inches (100 to 150 mm) annually, though it fluctuates considerably from year to year.
Though it fluctuates seasonally, a tour group of 40 to 60 South Koreans piles into the Think Coffee on Mercer Street, usually once a week.
Their basic contentions were that short-period changes of the money supply are, in fact, followed (after a varying interval) by changes in money income and that the velocity of circulation, though it fluctuates to some extent with the money supply, tends to be fairly stable, especially over long periods.
Worker production occurs throughout the year though it can fluctuate.
The Assyrian Empire, though it did fluctuate in strength, had gone down finally over six hundred years before this scene is set.
The bay at Johor is less churned up by strong currents plus, for the first day at least, enjoyed more breeze, though it was fluctuating from as low eight knots to as gusty highs of 20 knots and the direction was swinging as much as 20 degrees either side of north.
Unsurprisingly, the number of Central American migrants reaching the US border since Frontera Sur's inception has decreased precipitously, though it has fluctuated.
Regardless of a president's particular stance on redistributing wealth, however, the gap between the richest and poorest Americans still remains, though it's fluctuated during Obama's term as well as under President George W. Bush.
He wouldn't discuss the kind of voice search volume that Google sees, though he did acknowledge that it fluctuates widely depending on if a new voice-enabled feature has launched and if there has been recent coverage in the press.
The star, nicknamed "Tabby's star," attracted attention earlier this fall after researchers noticed that it fluctuates in brightness as though surrounded by a mass of material.
