Sentence examples for which it has sunk from inspiring English sources

Elevation's fate rides largely on Palm, in which it has sunk $460 million.

But the Jets' offense, for all its inconsistency, is now searching for the bottom of the depth to which it has sunk.

In the broadest terms, he introduced a measure of military restraint after the Bush years and helped repair America's badly damaged reputation in many countries from the low levels to which it had sunk by 2008.

Ingres is shocked by the lack of action on the part of the international community and fears that the country will fall into "that political and media black hole" into which it had sunk before the 2013 crisis.

But it has become one of the hallmarks of his increasingly authoritarian rule, and one reason why Peru's election, which may well be free, is hardly fair.Many Peruvians remain grateful to Mr Fujimori for having rescued their country from the chaos into which it had sunk under his predecessor, Alan Garcia.

The command had previously denied that it had any "bases" on the continent other than the ever-expanding one it established in the tiny nation of Djibouti in the horn of Africa and into which it has already sunk three-quarters of a billion dollars with at least $1.2 billion in upgrades still to go.

Last year, despite the economic slump into which Palo Alto has sunk, HPincreased its revenue 29% to $73 billion and reported $2.5 billion in profits after a $900 million loss in 2002.

It is matched by dismay at the degradation into which Russia has sunk, even though most Russians Communists included know that a return to a Soviet-style past is unthinkable.

The depths to which Albany has sunk in the last few years ought not be forgotten.

Frankly, no one could have quite predicted the depths to which parliament has sunk.

Sliding forward on the shiny beige sofa into which he has sunk, he insists that things are moving "as I want.