1.   As companies view for ever-larger Market shares, competition seeps down to the lowliest rung on the ladder.

2.   Inside is a plastic platform which is perforated to allow liquids to seep through to the tank in the bottom.

3.   An undercoating of red paint seeps through to the surface so that the figure glows.

4.   And his indecision sometimes seeped to the surface during his trip.

5.   Are the rules of play for presidential races now seeping down to the congressional level or is this a onetime phenomenon?

6.   Creatine has now seeped down to the high schools, and not everyone is pleased.

7.   He said the problem can seep over to some children who lose their social skills when they watch video screens for too long.

8.   Inevitably, some of that pressure seeps down to the child.

9.   Nothing seeped down to the grass roots.