Sentence examples for Bottom out from inspiring English sources
verb
To reach the bottom, to reach the nadir or low point.
"It's not going to bottom out immediately," Ms. Marten said.
Temperatures could bottom out around negative 20 degrees in the eastern part of the state overnight.
"The question is, Are we seeing a modest, multiyear decline that will bottom out?
If everything follows their model, the economists say property values should bottom out by mid-2009.
And further wonders if he'll bottom out and "break my lease and become a cutter".
"We continue to expect economic activity to bottom out, then to turn up later this year".
"We can keep cutting, but we need this to start to bottom out".
A recent Citibank report predicted that oil is likely to "bottom out" in 2016.
Total bottom-out-hint count The total number of bottom-out hints requested by students while solving the Skill Builder.
An expectation that mechanism descriptions "bottom-out" in lowest level activities of molecular entities (Darden 2006).
