1.   And the piano market does indeed fluctuate.

2.   After absorbing the early selling, U.S. markets fluctuated in a relatively narrow range by recent standards, but almost nothing escaped the downdraft.

3.   Even with the good news, the market fluctuated, leaving some traders believing that they have already seen the best of the data showing benign inflation.

4.   He understands that the market can fluctuate, and that patience, as well as a lively fast ball and a blistering curve, is a virtue.

5.   The difference between a CAPM and the map of the United States is that markets fluctuate while continents drift only slowly.

6.   The collector market is always fluctuating, he said.

7.   Their supporters note that while the broad market always fluctuates, certain industries will outperform the market at any given time.

8.   Analysts said a pattern has emerged recently in which investors react to whatever news is released on a given day, causing markets to fluctuate from session to session.

9.   Analysts expect the market to fluctuate in a narrow range throughout the week as investors continue to trade carefully amid the retaliation.

10.   As the currency market fluctuates, the company will shift its concentration to raising mainly local funds.