As for Alphabet, its shares have gone up and down.
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QUICK: STOCK HAS GONE UP AND DOWN BY ABOUT $3.50.
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Through the years, American Express stock gone up and down.
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Oil prices have gone up and down many times in my lifetime.
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Over the years my tinnitus has gone up and down in volume.
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Its fortunes have gone up and down since, often because of internal political struggles.
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While the real estate market has gone up and down, it has never declined over time.
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She's visibly gone up (and down) in cup sizes over the years, and ended up really regretting it.
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Nintendo's fortunes have gone up and down in the decades since ROM sites became popular on the internet.
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The FLOTUS office employs a staff of around 15, even though that number has gone up and down over time.
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Since the '60s, hem lines have gone up and down, sure, but the skirt has settled and become a staple.
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Throughout his life he's gone up and down in dosages and even the time of day he takes his medication.
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"We're very proud of that, our production has not gone up and down, it has stayed relatively flat and is ramping up quite nicely."
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"If we look at the past brightness of Betelgeuse, it has gone up and down," Larry Molnar, an astronomer at Calvin University, told Business Insider.
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Frankly it's gone up and down through history," he told CNBC, adding that a fall in the value of the pound would "absolutely marvellous for exports.
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The number of patrons has grown consistently since starting his Patreon in March 2016 according to Graphtreon, although earnings have gone up and down over time.
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While the figure has gone up and down in-between 1913 and 2017, the highest it has ever been is 29% during a peak in the '90s.
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State funding has always gone up and down, but it seems like there's a fear there won't be anymore ups in the future — that these cuts are the new normal.
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Trump's approval rating, though it has gone up and down in the past two years, has remained stubbornly underwater — that is, more people disapprove of him than approve of him.
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Over the past four decades, Rothman notes, worries about pornography among social conservatives have gone up and down over time — and we now appear to be reaching another high-water mark.
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For instance, I quickly learned the problem was way bigger than just carbon dioxide: Over the last millennium, the concentration of these gasses in the atmosphere has gone up and down.
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We've kind of gone up and down the stack with companies like Cerebro, which is like a chip-set company that makes it easier to train AI models, to some other companies that are I don't think announced just yet.
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Since its inception in 1929, Carlton Forge Works' business experienced expansion and contraction. The revenues of the company have gone up and down due to the cycle of the aerospace industry. In the past, there had been reported layoffs. Carlton is located in Paramount California and has 2 websites, carltonforgeworks.
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That is one reason why the best of my later etchings are strong. And inimitable, because nobody else has gone up and down those various pathways. Because most people have chosen to stick to just one pathway, not the pathways of construction, collage, oil painting, drawing, etching lithograph and of their various components. I've been up and down a hell of a lot of pathways.
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Over most of this time many of the zooplankton in these regions have gone up and down in abundance as the Gulf Stream has shifted north or south,Taylor, A.H. and Stephens, J.A. (1980). "Latitudinal displacements of the Gulf Stream and their relation to changes in temperature and zooplankton abundance in the NE Atlantic". Oceanol. Acta, 3, 145-149Taylor A.H., Colebrook J.M., Stephens J.A., Baker N.G. (1992).
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In 2010, Haji-Ioannou quit the board of EasyJet, in order to attempt to force the management of the company to abort their expansion plans. In an interview with Management Today, he said: 'EasyJet is seen as a huge success, which I'm happy about, because I own the brand. But easyJet is a publicly listed company. The share price has gone up and down as it's got bigger and things have happened – but overall, really it's gone sideways.
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Detroit has struggled with high crime for decades. The number of homicides peaked in 1974 at 714 and again in 1991 with 615. The murder rate for the city has gone up and down throughout the years averaging over 400 murders with a population of over 1,000,000 residents. The crime rate however has been above the nation average since the 1970s Crime has since decreased and, in 2014, the murder rate was 43.4 per 100,000, lower than in St. Louis.
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Due to the fixed metallic content of the gold franc, its exchange rate with the Swiss franc would have gone up and down according to market supply and demand, like any other free-floating currency. The gold franc was intended to become a safe-haven currency, to divert international capital flows in times of financial crises away from the Swiss franc.Bilan, Parliamentary initiative to launch the "gold franc" (in French). The gold franc would have been completely independent from the gold reserves of the Swiss National Bank.
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The most prominent of the changes in their record corresponded to the violent Younger Dryas climate oscillation seen in shifts in types of pollen in lake beds all over Europe. Evidently drastic climate changes were possible within a human lifetime. In 1985 a joint UNEP/WMO/ICSU Conference on the "Assessment of the Role of Carbon Dioxide and Other Greenhouse Gases in Climate Variations and Associated Impacts" concluded that greenhouse gases "are expected" to cause significant warming in the next century and that some warming is inevitable. Meanwhile, ice cores drilled by a Franco-Soviet team at the Vostok Station in Antarctica showed that and temperature had gone up and down together in wide swings through past ice ages.
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In other words, global warming would arrive twice as fast as had been expected. In 1985 a joint UNEP/WMO/ICSU Conference on the "Assessment of the Role of Carbon Dioxide and Other Greenhouse Gases in Climate Variations and Associated Impacts" concluded that greenhouse gases "are expected" to cause significant warming in the next century and that some warming is inevitable. Meanwhile, ice cores drilled by a Franco-Soviet team at the Vostok Station in Antarctica showed that and temperature had gone up and down together in wide swings through past ice ages. This confirmed the -temperature relationship in a manner entirely independent of computer climate models, strongly reinforcing the emerging scientific consensus.
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Legal deposit in the United Kingdom traces its origins to an agreement between Sir Thomas Bodley and the Stationer's Company that copies of new books would be added to the collection of the Bodleian Library in Oxford. The Statute of Anne (1710) formalised the practice by extending it, in England, to the Royal Library (now the British Library), Cambridge University Library, and the library of Sion College, and, in Scotland, to the Advocates' Library, and the universities of St. Andrews, Edinburgh, Glasgow and Aberdeen. Over the years the number of legal deposit libraries has gone up and down, but there are now six legal deposit libraries under UK law: the British Library; the National Library of Scotland; the National Library of Wales; the Bodleian Libraries, Oxford; the University Library, Cambridge; and the Library of Trinity College, Dublin. Although the Irish Free State left the UK in 1922, Trinity College remains a UK deposit library, and the UK libraries reciprocally retain deposit rights for Irish publications.
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