Sentence examples for has slipped around from inspiring English sources

Rank has slipped around 3% to be worth £935m, but 888 has added 29% and is now worth about £800m.

Jack's Joke Shop has slipped around the corner from Boylston to Tremont; it still sells gorilla suits, exploding cigarette loads, candy that will turn your teeth black and 10 varieties of fake dog droppings.

Another police official said Hayden fell to his death as he attempted to help a friend who had slipped around 10 metres (33ft) down the slope and hurt himself.

Now, neurobiologists Jacques Mallet and Philippe Horellou of the National Center for Scientific Research in Paris and their colleagues have slipped around this obstacle: When they inject the virus into a more accessible brain region, called the striatum, cells in the substantia nigra take it up as well.

His popularity rating has slipped from around 50% when he took office last September to under 20% today (and even slipping below 10% earlier this year).

Thanks to a surge in the monarchy's naturalisation of Sunni immigrants, the Shia majority has slipped from around 70% a generation ago to barely 60%.

The stock has slipped from around $38 at the time of our article to $15.19 on Sept. 15, even after the company reported 1997 profits of $1.15 per share, against an earlier loss of $2.15 a share.

The 43-year-old said he typically earned $1,600 to $2,000 a month but in recent months his paycheck has slipped to around $1,100.

The challenge for PMA is to get Windimurra back in production to catch a price that has slipped to around $10 a pound, a sharp fall in six months but still comfortably profitable for the Australian mine, if it holds.

It has slipped back from a high of around $25 and has been treading water at around $22. "If we break below this consolidation level, there's nothing to support the stock," Hesler says.

Property group Hammerson has slipped back after unveiling a surprise fundraising of around £400m.