"it has sunk" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is used to indicate that something has gone below the surface, usually referencing something sinking in water. It can also be used figuratively to mean that something has failed or declined significantly. Example: "The ship hit a rocky patch and it has sunk to the bottom of the ocean."
Capitalism is to Rooney's young women what Catholicism was to Joyce's young men, a rotten national faith to contend with, though how exactly to resist capitalism, when it has sunk its teeth so deep into the human condition, remains an open question.
Most investors still doubt that Reliance will make a decent return on the fortune it has sunk into its fields.
Despite the vast sums it has sunk into its Chinese operation, the amount of money it makes in the country is still relatively small.
Since its completion in 2009, it has sunk 16 inches (that's 406 mm) into the soil, and is tilting several inches to the northwest.
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Until now, many biologists have assumed either that the Y chromosome was headed for eventual extinction, or that its evolutionary downslide was largely over and it has sunk into stagnation.
Weakly led by L.K. Advani, its 81-year-old former prime-ministerial candidate, it has sunk to back-stabbing and recrimination more vicious even than the round that followed its 2004 defeat, when Mr Advani himself was forced out as the party's president.
As the insurer's fortunes go from bad to worse, Washington keeps throwing money at it–$200 billion so far, by Gross' estimate, or 2% of the money that it has sunk into debt markets, not counting its exposure to Fannie and Freddie debt.
Uber has not disclosed precisely how much it has sunk into this project, but Peduto told me that its total investment in the city in employee wages, office space, and so on amounts to "a couple hundred million dollars".
"I still don't think it has sunk in.
So far, it has sunk in quite well.
