fluctuate

Object

• asymmetry: Relatively minor variation from perfect symmetry is called fluctuating asymmetry.
• fortune: The various events have had fluctuating fortunes over the years with the West of England leading the way with its consistently high entry.
• quot: Their luck who public spending heavily fluctuating factors quot in a pipe bomb.
• marketplace: We want to provide you with the most competitive fare deals in a fluctuating marketplace and because of this prices may go down.
• workload: You must be a flexible and adaptable member of a small team and able to cope with the demanding and fluctuating workloads.
• temperature: The weekend forecast looks unsettled with fluctuating temperatures on the high hills.

Preposition: on

• basis: Interest rates in the money market, which fluctuate on a daily basis, are influenced by various factors.

Adjective complement

• due: Some prices are liable to fluctuate due to our commitment to always offer our customers the best value for money.
• daily: In 2005, we spent a massive $ 185 billion buying crude and products, at prices that fluctuate daily with the market.

Modifying Another Word

• wildly: The audio is little better, being a standard DD 2.0 stereo mix with the sound levels fluctuating wildly throughout.
• seasonally: At a regional scale, groundwater levels fluctuate seasonally in response to changes in rainfall.
• markedly: However its numbers fluctuate markedly from one year to the next.
• considerably: Also consider whether your heating fluctuates considerably during the day?
• naturally: Figure 2 shows a run during which no changes were made by the operator and the system was allowed to fluctuate naturally.
• widely: The capital shares tend to fluctuate much more widely than the underlying assets.

Present participle complement

• depend: Levels in Beacon East fluctuating depending on flow in stream varying from approx 4 ' deep to pipes nearly full to top.
• accord: Populations of shore dock are known to fluctuate according to the severity of winter storms.

Preposition: in

• accordance: Put simply, this means that your interest rate will fluctuate in accordance with any changes in the underlying base rate.
• response: The modeled squirrel population did not fluctuate in response to changes in seed energy.

Preposition: from

• year: Numbers fluctuate from year to year, with at least two sets in each subject.