Sentence examples for bottom of the trough from inspiring English sources

It's now a few days to the bottom of the trough where daylight is concerned.

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"Minefinders rode the gold price all the way to the bottom of the trough and hopefully they will ride it back up," said Gregg Bush, vice president for operations at the mine.

He turned and spun elegantly enough – rather winningly as it happens, possibly thanks bunches to partner Katya Jones – but thudded to the bottom of the trough through the judges' comments.

Barnett said the budget promised economic growth for Western Australia and was hopeful the state's economy had "seen the bottom of the trough".. Victorian Labor premier Daniel Andrews said the state would continue to fight against the cuts, which he said would hurt patients and students.

"We're coming into the bottom of the trough".

Still, compensation specialists say that bottom-of-the-trough pricing methods raise troubling questions about disclosure practices, including potential backdating.

Rates have roller-coastered through two peaks and troughs in the past decade, and when the bottom of the current trough will be reached is anybody's guess.

In early October 2013, David Warner was at the very bottom of the deepest trough of his professional career.

The downturn in sales which began in early 1968 now appears to have reached the bottom of the cyclical trough," Mr. Mitchell says.

In the Toarcian (J13t), the differentiation of the basin bottom of the Ionian Trough becomes clearer, having an island archipelago view.