Sentence examples for slumped below from inspiring English sources

His approval rating has slumped below 25%.

Now it has slumped below 40%.

His own job-approval rating has slumped below 50%.

After a brief winter rally, Xerox's market price has again slumped below the book value of its assets.

In June its membership slumped below that of the Christian Democratic Union (CDU), its centre-right partner in Germany's "grand coalition", for the first time ever.

In 2009 he bought the Evening Standard for £1, when circulation had slumped below 250,000 and the paper was losing money.

Analysts at Citi are now expecting Brent to average $80 over the next 12 months, while their counterparts at Natixis believe it could fall as low as $74 – and that the US benchmark, West Texas Intermediate, will slump below $70.

The leadership in Beijing has made it plain that its first priority is to stimulate China's domestic economy to prevent the growth from which the regime draws a big slice of its legitimacy slumping below 7% next year.

But sales of its ageing models have slumped to below 150,000, a hopelessly uneconomic volume when spread across a number of different models.

Copper, which at its peak in July 2008 traded at nearly $9,000 a tonne, slumped to below $3,000 at the beginning of this year.

Its shares slumped to below 70p at the height of the concerns about the Chinese slowdown and anxiety about the company's debt levels.