Sentence examples for dived to less than from inspiring English sources
Although Brent blend has only recently dived to less than $60 per barrel, from the highs of $115 seen last June, many energy companies are over-extended after a three-year period when they grew fat and over-ambitious, feasting on very high oil prices.
"The decline is all due to poor ratings on Android 4.4, where the ratings have dived from 4.3 to less than 4 in under a week," says Robinson.
SLAP SHOTS Henrik Lundqvist seemed to hurt himself Sunday when he dived to cover a shot from Daniel Paille with less than five minutes left.
In females, dives longer than 2 min decreased from 70% in June to less than 40% in October, after which the proportion of longer dives increased again between November and January (Fig. 3).
Specifically, an addition profile before the desired motion is necessary to test the status of each components onboard and calibrate the control coefficients referenced by the sea environment, which is always set to dive less than 100 m.
Red-necked grebes attempt to evade birds of prey by diving; when feeding, dives average less than 30 seconds, although escape dives are more prolonged.
When foraging, Weddell seals typically dive for less than 15 minutes to depths of around 400 m but can dive for as long as 73 minutes and to depths of up to 600 m.
All other species live mainly in waters less than 30 metres (100 feet) deep, as they must dive to the seafloor to obtain their food among coral reefs, among mangroves, or on the ocean bottom.
