Sentence examples for a dizzying decline from inspiring English sources

On Thursday, Barney's New York announced a third-quarter loss of 61 cents a share, a dizzying decline from the period a year earlier, when it had net income of 24 cents a share.

Baltimore's retrenchment, after a dizzying decline this year, comes amid a number of recent cutbacks by technology companies in Ireland.

However modest her childhood circumstances, Pat Barker grew up in a nation that was a great world power and then (like Teesside) experienced a dizzying decline.

Indeed, the period between 1997, when the bonds issued, and 2007, when they were set for liquidation, saw the advent of illegal file-sharing services like Napster, the concomitant rise of music piracy, and a dizzying decline in music industry revenues.

The authority's action on Wednesday underscores the dizzying decline of the transit system's finances.

At what point in that dizzying decline, he asks, was it reasonable to conclude that the bottom had arrived?

The remarkable political story in Britain is the dizzying decline of the third party, the Liberal Democrats, from kingmakers to helpless dependents on a Conservative coalition partner whose core beliefs could not be more different from their own.

Journalist Melissa Cronin, who writes for animal rights website the Dodo, comments on the phenomenal news cycle of the story: "No animal story has been more consistently covered by mainstream media this year than the dizzying decline of SeaWorld".

But it seems to me that this cycle of doubt itself, rather than fundamentals of the economy, is partly to blame for the dizzying decline in the market averages and the associated fallout.

The Dow Jones industrial average closed up 494 points, a 6.5percentt gain after days of dizzying declines.

It's a dizzying thought.