Sentence examples for slipped considerably from inspiring English sources

I thought we'd ticked that box, and it feels like we've slipped, considerably.

Malibu sales have slipped considerably in recent years, particularly after work on a new version was suspended during G.M.'s bankruptcy.

Williams won, 6-1, 6-3, and had beaten her four times in a row in all, but after a four-month layoff because of tendinitis in her wrists, her level has slipped considerably.

According to numbers posted by IDC last week, the Chinese smartphone maker's marketshare has slipped considerably on its own turf, tumbling to number four as fellow countryman Huawei took top honors.

That timeframe has slipped considerably, with the device only now starting to be handed out mid-way through the school term — leading to concerns it may not live up to its educational potential, given that teachers are likely to have created lesson plans for the school year already.

I Let My Instagram Followers Dictate My Life and Ended Up 250 Miles from Home.

Antony Goldman, an independent, Africa-focused energy analyst, said: "Sonangol was always regarded as one of the more effective African national oil companies, but governance has slipped quite considerably over the past decade through issues where political factors played no small part".

It can be seen that the presence of first-order slip considerably decreases the temperature profile in case of shrinking sheet lower branch solution compared to upper branch solution.

However, the estimated slip is considerably smaller compared with the slip deficit predicted by the relative plate velocity of 8.3 cm/y (DeMets et al., 1994), or 7.2 cm/y (Sella et al., 2002), if we note that there has been no record of large earthquakes there during the past several hundred years (Utsu, 1999).

As mentioned earlier, in the first two stages, the major deformation mode is either ordinary or (101] superlattice slip depending on the crystal orientation. The CRSS for ordinary slip is considerably larger than that of <101] superlattice slip.

Inui et al. (1997) and Nakano et al. (1996) further reported that, at temperatures below 600 °C, the CRSS for 1/2 <110] ordinary slip is considerably higher than hat of <101] superlattice slip.