Sentence examples for could sink further from inspiring English sources

"If the slowdown in the global economy were to worsen, exports could sink further, sending a chill over production," the Japan Research Institute, based in Tokyo, said in a report ahead of the release of the data.

The stock could sink further.

The line moved quickly and before I could sink further into existential dread, I was let inside Bootsy Bellows where the stench of man-sweat and liquor hit me quickly.

Tonight, I'm at that point where I could get into bed, read a book, get a fantastic night's sleep and wake up refreshed in the morning...or I could sink further into the abyss of my living room and stumble back to my room at 1 am or later, knowing full well I have to wake up at 6 30 am and teach all day.

If a majority of the French people think it is a distraction the country doesn't need at a time of rising unemployment and social discontent, the affair won't affect his ratings – which are currently so low they could hardly sink further.

When "Survivor" returns next week, "Joey" could sink even further.

And just as it seemed his desperation to attract rightwing votes could sink no further, last week he proposed a new care programme for German citizens – to demonstrate that the government was not just concerned with the wellbeing of refugees.

BLOEMFONTEIN, SOUTH AFRICA — Just when you thought France could sink no further, it discovers improbable new depths to plumb thanks to outgoing coach Raymond Domenech, whose gift for combining the imperious, the inept and the insulting has few equals in sporting history.

"The ship is leaning on the right-hand side, on a rocky bottom and next to an escarpment that goes deep down to 50 to 90 meters," he said, and there was a "real risk that that coming sea storms could cause the ship to sink further".

But some Chinese leaders do understand that allowing the SOEs to stick to their old ways and sink further into loss could drag the economy down with them.

I felt my spirits sink further.