bottoming

/ ˈbɒtəmɪŋ /

noun

1. the lowest level of foundation material for a road or other structure

Example Sentences

The company's market cap plummeted this September, bottoming out at around $12 a share before rising to $51 a share earlier this month.

From Salon

Still, the average number of kids held in secure detention has increased in the past few years, after bottoming out in 2021.

From Seattle Times

Picked to finish second behind UC Santa Barbara in the Big West, the Beach finished in a tie for fifth, bottoming out with five consecutive losses to end the regular season.

From Los Angeles Times

However, there were now signs that trend was "bottoming out" he said.

From BBC

Tech layoffs have persisted this year, but there are signs that those cuts may be bottoming out, said Andrew Challenger of the outplacement services firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas.

From Los Angeles Times