'ground sinking' is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It can be used to describe when the ground in a particular area is unstable or is subsiding and sinking into the ground. For example: "The people living in the town were forced to evacuate as the ground was sinking rapidly from the nearby landslides."
After hearing sirens, they stepped outside and saw the ground sinking from Building 104.
Walking on Bariga's reclaimed land feels like balancing on a trampoline, the ground sinking slightly beneath your feet with each step.
Now, the army of laborers -- along with teams of firefighters still diligently looking for human remains -- have moved below ground, sinking floor by floor into the subterranean realm of an office complex that, even in the horrific implosion of the towers, somehow was not smashed flat.
The group found that satellite-derived measurements of ground sinking could predict arsenic concentrations in groundwater.
"And there are some instances across the country where ground water withdrawals have caused subsidence" or ground sinking, he noted.
The ground sank under the churning water.
Whether the South Sudanese Army withdrew or was forced out of the Heglig area, Abd al-Latif al-Bony, a Sudanese academic, said he believed that military realities on the ground sank in for the South Sudanese Army.
Data analysis of measurements taken in this dissertation indicates that the fraction of carbohydrates allocated to below ground sinks decreased, by 31% ± 9% in ambient [CO2] and by 37% ± 14% in elevated [CO2], when the nutrient conditions were rapidly changed from high to low nutrient.
The archival photos are outstanding: Vince Lombardi imperiously presiding over his Green Bay Packers during a blocking drill; the Polo Grounds, sunk into upper Manhattan, the scene of a game in 1938; John Madden, '70s sideburns in full splendor, berserk on the sideline, coaching the Oakland Raiders to their first Super Bowl victory.
"You pump, pump, pump the ground for water and the pressure makes the ground sink.
9th over: South Africa 26-1 (McKenzie 8 Harris 2) The other bowlers seem like mere shadows in comparison to Fred, the atmosphere around the ground sinks and mutes, the bats seem twice as wide.
