Sentence examples for sunk from from inspiring English sources

"If it did, it would be sunk from the start".

Meanwhile supermarkets' profitability has sunk from 5 per cent to 2 per cent in five years.

The incident has largely sunk from view amid a growing catalogue of such horrors.

Investment, employment and earnings have all sunk from their levels of 1997.

His confidence rating has sunk from a high of 64% in 2002 to just 26% today.

The rate on £25,000 and over has sunk from 2%to1.5%5%.

Now the company's stock price has sunk from $40 to just over $5 since last fall.

They have sunk from 296p two years ago to just under 177p.

The waters have sunk from the surface, where they became saturated with oxygen by contact with the air.

Since the coalition was formed, the party's poll rating has sunk from around 23% to 14% (see chart).

Her popularity has sunk from 40% at the start of her second term in January to 13%.