| currency fluctuation | 18.76 | Another risk is currency fluctuation. | ||
| price fluctuation | 6.25 | That caused all trades to prompt price fluctuations. | ||
| market fluctuation | 1.91 | We get into market fluctuations. | ||
| exchange-rate fluctuation | 1.38 | The sales figure was driven down by exchange-rate fluctuations. | ||
| velocity fluctuation | 1.18 | Ignoring a small contribution from the non-linear effects of the velocity fluctuations, | ||
| rate fluctuation | 0.86 | An Iraqi economist said the measure aimed to undercut speculators who are buying dollars and provoking the rate fluctuations. | ||
| quantum fluctuation | 0.53 | All the quantum fluctuations in the universe will not change the cards in your hand. | ||
| interest-rate fluctuation | 0.46 | Those contracts are some of the investments most sensitive to interest-rate fluctuations. | ||
| oil fluctuation | 0.39 | The economy remains highly vulnerable to oil price fluctuations. | ||
| power fluctuation | 0.39 | To protect the computer from power fluctuations and surges, install a surge suppresser. | ||
| density fluctuation | 0.26 | Scattering emanates from these centres, created by local density fluctuations, which produce changes in in any volume element. | ||
| exchange fluctuation | 0.26 | The profit came from operations after tax, one-time items, exchange fluctuations and minority interests. | ||
| population fluctuation | 0.26 | So far, the population fluctuations may be normal. | ||
| weather fluctuation | 0.26 | Since potatoes and sweet potatoes grow underground, they are less vulnerable to sudden weather fluctuations. | ||
| weight fluctuation | 0.26 | And male binge eaters tend to have much wider weight fluctuations than women. |