Fluctuated Sentence Examples

The number of other cattle has fluctuated somewhat, but there were 917,000 in 1910 as against 623,722 in 1850.

Magic fluctuated around her, sometimes pounding her and sometimes absent.

In the period 1875-1905 the area of beans in the United Kingdom fluctuated between 574,414 acres in 1875 and 230,429 acres in 1897, and that of peas between 318,410 acres in 1875 and 155,668 acres in 1901.

The boundaries of Pisidia, like those of most of the inland provinces or regions of Asia Minor, were not clearly defined, and appear to have fluctuated at different times.

Amongst the nomadic Ugrians and agricultural Slays of the north their frontier fluctuated widely, and in its zenith Khazaria extended from the Dnieper to Bolgari upon the middle Volga, and along the eastern shore of the Caspian to Astarabad.

During the same period the critical estimates of the poet have fluctuated in a truly extraordinary manner.

The average output of petroleum annually in1900-1905was 120,000,000 gallons; this, again, has fluctuated greatly.

They attempted to rule by aid of the Socialists, but their power fluctuated as the demands of the Socialists became greater.

On the other hand, evidence such as that of the Book of Jubilees shows that the form of the text still fluctuated considerably as late as the 1st century A.D., so that we are forced to place the fixing of the text some time between the fall of Jerusalem and the production of Aquila's version.

The value of foreign trade of the open ports has fluctuated considerably, but has shown a tendency to increase on the whole.

From this year to 1889 it fluctuated considerably, reaching 157,534 acres in 1880 and dropping to 89,225 acres in 1884.

Between these years the numbers fluctuated widely-1852 showing the highest total, 190,322 souls, and 1905 the lowest, 30,676 souls.

Her weight fluctuated over the years and rumor has it she got as low as a size eight, but her size 16, curvy, buxom period coincided with the time of her greatest fame.

Is it any wonder that moods would have fluctuated in the Seventies?

While hat fashion has always fluctuated, most women wore hats when they were going somewhere, particularly somewhere fashionable, until the mid-1960s.

Gasoline prices in U.S. fluctuated wildly between 2007 and 2009, and this had many Americans wondering exactly what countries have the cheapest gas.

Through a series of storylines involving David Stenbeck, Julia's heroine status fluctuated as did her grip on sanity.

The acreage of wheat, therefore, fluctuated the most, and that of oats the least.

The relations between national and local authorities fluctuated considerably during the Directory; and it is noteworthy that the constitution of December 1799 placed local administration merely under the control of ministers at Paris.

The population of Irak was already mixed up with Persian elements; it fluctuated greatly, and was largely composed of fresh immigrants.

Taxation has been very erratic. From 1877 to 1893 the total assessment rose steadily from $3,453,946 to $238,722,417; it then fell at least partly owing to the depreciation in and uncertain values of mining property, and from 1894 to 1900 fluctuated between 192.2 and 216.8 million dollars; in 1901 it was raised to $465,874,288, and fluctuated in the years following; the estimated total assessment for 1907 was $365,000,000.

Even during his lifetime the estimate of his political policy fluctuated violently.

By 1890 imports had risen to 790,261 pounds, and thereafter fluctuated greatly, standing at only 473,598 pounds in 1893, but at 1,017,238 pounds in 1897, and 1,382,352 in 1901, but under abnormal conditions in 1904 this last amount was nearly doubled.

Exports in 1890 were valued at 591,746 pounds; they also fluctuated greatly, falling to 316,072 pounds in 1893, but standing at 863,828 in 1901, and having a further increase in some subsequent years.

The product of the iron mines has fluctuated greatly in quantity, being nearly 1,000,000 tons of ore in 1892, 257,235 tons in 1897, and 549,760 tons in 1907, when the output was valued at $1,815,586, and was about nine-tenths magnetite and one-tenth brown ore.