Sentence examples for in their trough from inspiring English sources

Cable also attacked Osborne, saying the Tories just "wanted another chance to get their noses in their trough to reward their rich backers".

Sows were encouraged to root in their trough either by tapping the trough or by activating their drinker.

Their sales rose as British workers bailed out the banks to keep the degraded system going and the snouts of the rich firmly in their troughs while the rest of us struggle in debt, job insecurity or worse.

The result has been a 78% rally in ten-year government bonds since their trough in 1990 (see chart).

We found them to be in anti-phase with each other, i.e. when expression of Per2 mRNA and protein peaked in the hippocampus, these levels were near their trough in the SCN.

The two suits, filed in May in Superior Court in Delaware, list a total of 70 plaintiffs; from their peak to their trough in early 2003, the two funds declined $500 million.

Share prices in emerging economies have risen by 243% on average from their trough in 2003.

In Britain, the yield on the benchmark 10-year gilt dropped below 3% for the first time since global financial markets hit their trough in March 2009.

That marks a 50% increase in consumer credit losses from their trough to their peak.

Bank shares have risen by 50% from their troughs in October, accounting for more than one-third of the market's overall rise.

From a win-loss perspective the Pies are now in their worst form trough in a decade, so what shaped a month back as a near-certain win against Melbourne is far less so on Saturday afternoon at the MCG.