Fluctuates

An example of how the exchange rate fluctuates is that last week we withdrew $5,500 Pesos on two successive days. ❋ Unknown (2007)

The meaning of the phrase fluctuates with that of its antithesis, the natural order. ❋ 1840-1916 (1913)

Hoewever, that C2 rat - ing sort of 'fluctuates' about. ❋ Unknown (1989)

My current cup size is between E-F cup (I think it kind of fluctuates depending on time of month) ❋ Unknown (2010)

•The glowing green "fluctuates" in intensity according to the control and willpower that Hal exerts over the ring. ❋ Unknown (2010)

I've talked with people who work with abused domestic helpers in their embassies and I was able to get a rough estimate on the numbers we are dealing with: 80 maids at the Ethiopian embassy (embassy already full and now turning away runaways); 400 maids at the Indonesian Embassy, 100 - 300 maids at the Philippines Embassy (it fluctuates pretty often), 300 at the Sri Lankan embassy. ❋ Unknown (2009)

The idea that wine quality fluctuates with vintage is not unique to the Finger Lakes, and you seem to be implying it is. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Revenue from solar and wind plants, fluctuates with the weather. ❋ Stacy Meichtry (2010)

This would be true even if the U.S. raised fuel taxes, as Friedman sensibly suggests, because the price of heavily-taxed fuel also fluctuates with the cost of the oil from which it is refined. ❋ Charles Lane (2010)

For instance, the camel's body temperature fluctuates wildly — camels start out "cold" in the morning so that they overheat less easily later in the day. ❋ Unknown (2010)

The volatility of a share refers to how much the price fluctuates; if a trader knows that he must pay a tax, then he might wait for the price to drop lower before buying and he might wait for the price to rise higher before selling. ❋ Philip Sterne (2012)

In the movie, Alice's height fluctuates, ranging from six inches all the way up to 20 feet. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Even worse, it obscures voters 'real preferences altogether as support fluctuates among candidates not because of their policy preferences, but because of their perceived ability to win. ❋ Rob Richie (2010)

The financial data market fluctuates with employment in the finance industry. ❋ Russell Adams (2011)

There's been huge climate changes throughout history, and the average increase fluctuates between .5 and 1 degree. ❋ Unknown (2009)

The price of gas bought and sold under these contracts fluctuates according to the exchange quoted price of crude oil. ❋ Raymond J. Learsy (2011)

Daily word count is good to have, but I find mine fluctuates back and forth between 1,000 to 3,000 words/day. ❋ Unknown (2010)

For Pierluisi, traveling by air to Puerto Rico is his only option and his office notes that the cost fluctuates throughout the year. ❋ Unknown (2011)

[last] [week] i had a fluctuates [days].. this week its just their ❋ Anonymous (2003)

The [NASDAQ] [fluctuated] from the [beginning] of the year to the end. ❋ Thomas Shinji (2003)

Her [grades] fluctuated dramatically [throughout] the summer [semester]. ❋ Noit (2013)

John [fluctuates] with [Kyle] because Kyle knows how to [have a good] time. ❋ Master Neck (2010)

dude,[behold] [the butt] fluctuation of that gal in [white shorts]. ❋ Sudhanshuranjan (2008)

An example of a [speed fluctuator] would be someone driving on a 55 mph highway [fluctuating] their speed between 50 and 60 mph. This very annoying behavior makes it impossible for the poor person stuck behind them to use their [cruise control]. ❋ Daren Hathaway (2008)

An example of a [speed fluctuator] would be someone driving on a 55 mph highway [fluctuating] their speed between 50 and 60 mph. This very annoying behavior makes it impossible for the poor person stuck behind them to use their [cruise control]. ❋ Daren Hathaway (2007)

Fluctuating Connotative Stress refers to the phenomenon of changing the [stressed word] to change the meaning of a sentence. Created by Jaime [Nicolaou], [Basree] Arif, Ms Erin Mahar ❋ Brokenhandbaby (2022)

[analyzing] the spontaneous fluctuations that occur in the inherent thermodynamic concentration of solute molecules in a selected volume. fluctuation [spectroscopy] ([flusy]) ❋ Flusy (2008)

"[EXTREME FLUCTUATING ANUSES]" ❋ Csko15 (2015)