Sentence examples for a sinking bottom from inspiring English sources

When Mr. O'Neill was first appointed, he was hailed for his successful tenure at Alcoa, where, like Mr. McNamara at Ford, he was prized for his humanistic concern with safety as well as his can-do resuscitation of a sinking bottom line.

Despite a sinking bottom line, Avenue A's net margins are improving.

"No 2 BeeF (slima)" finds the group braiding together a series of syncopated vocal samples, juxtaposing their cavorting interplay with a slinkily sinking bottom end; somehow, the results are agile and sluggish at the same time, and the result has its own disorienting buzz, to be sure.

At a time when literary writing seems like a dying art, when little magazines are folding left and right, when publishers bemoan the sinking bottom line, here lies a spot of hope.

Gavin Malin's goal proved enough to sink bottom club Stirling Albion as Forfar Athletic moved to within a point of League One leaders Stranraer.

The impact assessment is conducted for three discharge approaches, each designed to maximize dilution over the water column: a point release of negatively buoyant CO2 hydrate particles from a moving ship; a stationary point release of CO2 hydrate particles forming a sinking plume; and a long, bottom-mounted diffuser discharging buoyant liquid CO2 droplets.

Three discharge approaches are considered, each designed to maximize dilution over the water column: a point release of negatively buoyant CO2 hydrate particles from a moving ship; a stationary point release of CO2 hydrate particles forming a sinking plume; and a long, bottom-mounted diffuser discharging buoyant liquid CO2 droplets.

That movie always puts me in mind of the nearly inconceivable loneliness of a corpse sinking to the bottom of the deep ocean. .

We sat in a little booth, and I asked her questions about her childhood, and while she answered in complete sentences I was like a person sinking to the bottom of the sea who is now resigned to drowning and so is able to devote his entire focus upon the small details of how death arrives, except the details of this particular event were these: Don't I usually have much more saliva?

A dead whale sinking to the bottom of the ocean provides food for an assembly of organisms which similarly rely largely on the actions of sulphur-reducing bacteria.

Cultural adaptation has a sink-or-swim bottom line element to it that is highly motivating.