Use of the word fluctuate in a sentence example

fluctuate

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The share market fluctuates widely at times. [verb]

Both credit and currency begin to fluctuate wildly with the evaporation of public confidence. [Please select]

Lots here may fluctuate, but they will go up a good deal higher than present figures. [Please select]

Prices fluctuate, business goes down, work and bread are scarce. [Please select]

Figure 2 shows a run during which no changes were made by the operator and the system was allowed to fluctuate naturally. [verb]

The March, 1956 prices of materials are quoted as a guide some of these prices fluctuate, especially that of aluminum alloy tubing. [verb]

Nor did this fluctuate enough to make the record exciting. [verb]

The opinions of present-day economists appear to fluctuate between these two extremes. [Please select]

Always where the judge was concerned he fluctuated between extremes of doubt and confidence. [Please select]

The ratio of silver and gold has fluctuated much in the history of civilization. [Please select]

I do not think they will, they may, however, fluctuate a little. [Please select]

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