Sentence examples for sinks to about from inspiring English sources

In Jane's first 2 years at BioPharmGene, the stock price sinks to about $1.50, because of a general slump in the stock market.

North-flowing Antarctic Surface Water sinks to about 3,000 feet beneath warmer Subantarctic Surface Water along the Antarctic Convergence to become the Subantarctic Intermediate Water.

After euro notes and coins went into circulation on Jan . 1 , 2002the currency promptly sank to about 86 cents.

The publisher had aimed to hit paid sales of 200,000, and made promises to advertisers to sell ads at that rate of sales or offer money back, but instead saw its popularity immediately sink to about 30,000 copies per day.

By 1990 the proportion had sunk to about 60 percent.

The company's stock, which soared as high as $132 last July, has sunk to about $14.

By then, their predecessors' ratings had sunk to about 750,000, tempting bosses into the misapprehension that almost any replacement was bound to do better.

Liberty also has interest in Liberty Digital, which had a value of $16 billion last January but which has since sunk to about $4 billion.

But in an article in the Berlin daily Der Tagesspiegel, Stephan Wiehler summed up the mood of many Berliners: "My need to go to a Christmas market... has sunk to about zero.

In recent weeks, the money dairy farmers can expect to receive at the farm gate for their product has sunk to about 20p per litre – down from 33p a year ago.

After an article in The New York Times last April reported that executives had ignored evidence of bribery in Mexico, it sank to about 7. It recovered before falling again around the holidays, when unions threatened a Black Friday protest and another New York Times article about bribery in Mexico was published.