Sentence examples for start to bottom from inspiring English sources

"We can keep cutting, but we need this to start to bottom out".

The Japanese government said in a report this month that the economy was starting to bottom out, although officials cautioned against too much optimism.

And DuPont rose $4, to $45. "It looks like the market is starting to bottom after its decline in September and earlier this month," said Richard McCabe, chief market analyst at Merrill Lynch & Company.

In previous business cycles, ISM/PMI led industrial production by about a month: So when the ISM bottoms out, industrial production starts to bottom out a month later.

In the private sector, he said, "certain industries are starting to bottom out in terms of year-to-year job loss.

"We think this year we are starting to bottom out," City Manager Jim Starbird said Monday, the first of up to a dozen City Council budget meetings scheduled through June.

It is a start to say: "Your bottom has the same rights as my bottom".

I was going to have to start again, top to bottom, all my habits junked, all my old ideas scrapped.

Always start from top to bottom.

Start from top to bottom that way excess hair doesn't get tangled in the hair you've already done.

Start to cut at the bottom hole located on the stomach by the tail.