Sentence examples for sink lots from inspiring English sources

So it's no wonder that failure here tends to sink lots of marriages, according to Mr. Parkman's research.

Big specs are an investment in the future of a platform, especially for game consoles where CE companies sink lots of money into R&D and don't even make a profit on hardware for the first few years.

The White House has sunk lots of political capital into a deficit commission that is likely to come back and recommend deep cuts in social security and other key programs.

AIPAC and RJC's strategy is to sink a lot of dollars into making a lot of noise in order to try and compensate for the fact that, when it comes to where American Jews stand on this deal, the numbers are working against them".

It needed a lot of work because the school-age population was dwindling and they saw no reason to sink a lot of money into repairs".

It would sink a lot of other people.

"The boat that sank collected lots of different people [from different boats].

I like the idea of a whole town dedicated to skulls and Nuka-cola, so it's easy to sink a lot of time into planting crops, laying out new infrastructure, and planning for trading posts.

"It's a program that doesn't require small businesses to sink a lot of their cash into the investment of capital assets and allows them to continue to operate smoothly," Ms. Goldmacher said.

In other words, as jobless rates go up a little, home prices sink a lot.

Robin is breaking even right now, but will have to sink a lot of capital into the robotic mowing program.