Sentence examples for trough from from inspiring English sources

This occurred because sterling fell more than 21%, peak to trough, from 2007 to 2008.

Into these cisterns they evidently canalized the rains, which descended by a trough from the hills and of which the supply was undoubtedly scant.

That sent Europe's big economies into a trough from which they have not really emerged, whereas in America growth was underpinned by more government and household spending.

When her grandmother died, she moved the old family boxwoods to frame the back gate, and then dug a trough from the gate straight through the center of the live oaks to meet the perpendicular of the long rectangular pools.

11.26am GMT Richard Edgar (@ITVRichard) Gasps in parliament as Osborne says OBR has revised UP the huge gap in economic output from peak to trough from 6.3%to7.2.2% December 5, 2013 11.25am GMT Osborne says unemployment has fallen.

The machine pays off by dropping into a cup or trough from two to all the coins in the machine, depending on how and how many of the symbols line up when the rotating reels come to rest.

I listen to people who come into the shop, and their confidence goes through peaks and troughs, from 'We can't do it, we're not good enough,' to 'We are good enough!

This "smooths" the peaks and troughs from the numbers, and allows ONS to analyse and better explain monthly variations in the data.

However, the amplitude of the peaks and troughs from the theoretical H/ V result do not agree well with that of the observed data.

As shown in Fig. 2, we model the plate interface between the overlying continental plate and the subducting Philippine Sea plate along the Nankai and Suruga Troughs, from southern Kyushu to Suruga Bay.

This was aided by an approaching upper-trough from the west.