Sentence examples for Had a plunge from inspiring English sources

NBC, which had the Super Bowl last year to inflate its numbers, has had a plunge to 3.96 million viewers, from 10.26 million.

Although its profit was down by 7% from a year before, it would have been far lower had a plunge in fixed-income trading not been offset by international consumer operations and other aspects of investment banking.

Mr. Zucker cited the powerful appeal of the reality genre to young viewers, and he noted that NBC has dominated this summer, while its rivals have had a plunge in ratings for their reruns.

Mr. Zucker cited the powerful appeal of the reality genre to young viewers, and he noted that NBC had dominated this summer, while its rivals had had a plunge in ratings for their lineups of series reruns.

"It's about beauty and friendship — and about life — and more feminine than I've been before," said Ms. Philo backstage, referring to a slouchy softness in mannish pants (but in thoroughly female satin) to dresses that had a plunge V-front, filled in with mesh.

Boehner also ignores recent studies that found that states that have boosted their minimum wage have not had a plunge in hiring.

Heavily boned, the cuirass had a plunging neckline and came to a deep, sharp point over the crotch.

It welcomes children and has a plunge pool, a rooftop terrace and even a rescued donkey named Couscous that helps ferry guests' bags.

Or it could have a plunging neckline, or cutouts, if your abs can take it.

Rape also has a plunging conviction rate, with only 26.5 percent of reported rapes successfully prosecuted in 2010.

But he did have a plunging unemployment rate that got a lot of headlines — just as Obama did.