Sentence examples for to trough from inspiring English sources
noun
A long, narrow container, open on top, for feeding or watering animals.
- One of Hank's chores was to slop the pigs' trough each morning and evening.
From peak to trough, the waves yawned 25 feet.
He added, "We went from peak to trough so quickly".
GDP fell from peak to trough by 15%.
From peak to trough more than 8m jobs were lost.
From peak to trough, the economy shrunk not by 6.3%, as previously thought, but by 7.2%.
This occurred because sterling fell more than 21%, peak to trough, from 2007 to 2008.
It's a safe bet that Dressler, in a space that was once a printer's shop and once an artist's studio, will become their go-to trough.
"The 1994 episode lasted 13 months with a 17% peak-to-trough correction.
Despite a 25% peak-to-trough fall in GDP, he won re-election in 2010.
And the cumulative peak-to-trough contraction in the economy was 4.3 percent, rather than 4.7 percent.
Despite a more than 20% peak-to-trough fall in GDP, he won re-election in 2010.
