Sentence examples for has slid from from inspiring English sources

Teva's share price has slid from its peak in 2010.

In the past seven years Detroit's share of the American market has slid from 73% to barely 63%.

Confidence in him has slid from 41% in January to 36% in April, according to TNS-Sofres, a pollster.

Satisfaction with his coalition now blighted by corruption scandals and soaring food prices—has slid from 65% in 2009 to 49% now.

In three decades, a council executive told me last year, the area has slid from working-class "prosperity" to "working poverty".

Last week, it was confirmed that Cosby has slid from third in a list of most trusted celebrities to number 2,615.

But things have slid from Lord Black's control.

From Doug Parr, Greenpeace's chief scientist  This motion shows how far the Liberal Democrats have slid from their previously principled position on energy and climate.

The Nets have slid from an eight-game lead 10 days ago before they left for a Western trip on which they lost four straight.

Spain had slid from being the global superpower in the 16th century to an impoverished backwater – the sick man of western Europe.

Dr Doug Parr, chief scientist at Greenpeace, said the vote "shows how far the Liberal Democrats have slid from their previously principled position on energy and climate".