Sentence examples for sinking along from inspiring English sources

Gazprom, too, is heavily in debt and sinking along with the energy market.

And while property tax revenue is still sinking, along with property values, the decline has slowed, according to data released by Mayor Bing on Thursday.

And glassmaking, its most famous industry, has long been sinking along with the city.Murano, an island near the city centre, has been home to glass factories for 700 years.

Most life insurers need to strengthen their finances because their investment portfolios are sinking along with the stock market, and in some cases because of extensive holdings of mortgage-backed securities.

His kinship with animals chimes with Rousseau's natural man; his outsider status and his scientific objectivity allow him to observe the decay of a great society without sinking along with it.

This city grew up around the automobile, becoming home to more than 1.8 million residents by 1950, before the population began sinking along with a decline of manufacturing, wide-scale flight to the suburbs, and the travails of the American automobile industry.

There is looming recognition at 10 Downing Street that if the euro falls, Britain will sink along with everyone else.

Four suspects who were driving the boat were arrested, but CBP said the craft became "unstable" during the operation and sank — along with around 12,800 pounds of cocaine that was stuffed inside its hull.

As he drove, the 59-year-old tribal leader explained that as water from the Gulf consumes larger and larger chunks of his ancestral land, he fears that his people's way of life will sink along it.

"Some sank along the way".

During the Great Depression, the prestige of big business sank along with stock prices.