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sink

[singk] / sɪŋk /






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The dollar sank, pushing up retail prices in America and causing a run on Treasury bonds that flattened mortgage lending and battered corporate finances.

From The Wall Street Journal

These results point to beaches as a potentially important but overlooked "sink" in the global movement of plastic pollution.

From Science Daily

“The appointments of new CEOs follow long tenure periods under the previous management, and therefore we see possibilities for a combination of strategy resets, asset impairments, and ‘kitchen sinking’ guidance,” says analyst Craig Wong-Pan.

From The Wall Street Journal

The former Manchester City player and tournament's top-scorer looked distraught as it began to sink in what he had done.

From BBC

For those of us sinking in email quicksand, a curated list instead of a wall of new messages is compelling.

From The Wall Street Journal