wide fluctuation

Frequency: 7.513.1 per million words

Used to describe a significant or large-scale variation.

fluctuationADJECTIVE + NOUN

Categories:

wide

Examples (10)

  • There have been wide fluctuations in oil prices in recent years.
  • The stock market is known for its wide fluctuations, making it a risky investment.
  • Meteorologists are predicting wide fluctuations in temperature this week.
  • The pandemic caused wide fluctuations in the demand for consumer electronics.
  • His mood is subject to wide fluctuations, which can be challenging for his family.
  • The study observed wide fluctuations in the population of the native bird species.
  • Travelers should be aware of the wide fluctuations in the exchange rate.
  • Investors must be prepared to handle the wide fluctuations inherent in the cryptocurrency market.
  • The athlete's performance showed wide fluctuations throughout the season.
  • Despite the wide fluctuations in raw material costs, the company maintained stable prices.