Sentence examples for worst sinking from inspiring English sources

The wealthy have come surging back, riding record stock market highs, but many in the middle class are at best treading water and at worst sinking.

62 people have died off of Yemen's coast in "the worst sinking incident in the region this year", according to reports by the UN agency.

Nearly a hundred of the UK's worst "sink estates" could be bulldozed to make way for better homes as part of a "blitz" on poverty unveiled by David Cameron.

Most of what you hear on CB radio is either tedious (truck drivers warning one another about speed traps) or banal (schoolgirls exchanging notes on homework), but at its occasional — and illegal — worst it sinks a pipeline to the depths of the American unconscious.

Many of the worst off are sinking into a demoralised and detached underclass, just as the top earners are congealing into a super-class who hardly belong to the society they flit through.

As such, his Greek constituents have stood behind through three consecutive electoral victories even though the Liberal party, itself, suffered its worst loss in history, sinking to a paltry 32 seats in 2011.

But time does heal, and even the worst memories sink in and are absorbed.

Moving to the fallers, Reed Elsevier is still the worst performer on the FTSE 100, sinking 13%too 418p.

After Wednesday's 5-3 loss in Florida, the Mets were 57-70, the sixth-worst record in the National League, and sinking fast.

The thump-thump of a tire going flat always brings a sinking feeling, and it is worst on a busy highway with no place to pull over.

Many blame Rousseff for sinking the economy into its worst recession in at least 25 years.