Sentence examples for a dramatic plunge from inspiring English sources

The most important of these is a dramatic plunge in fertility.

"This is a solution that could work for all our stores," said Lewis, who is embroiled in a major overhaul of Tesco after a dramatic plunge in sales and profits.

Those fears were almost immediately reflected in the Cairo stock market, which lost $300m of its value in a dramatic plunge on Thursday, the last trading day of the week in Egypt.

And the answer is obvious: there has been a dramatic plunge in real interest rates, as investors have come to perceive that the Lesser Depression will depress returns on investment for a long time to come: What effect should a lower real interest rate have on the Hotelling path?

The complaint charges that the ratings agency "limited, adjusted and delayed updates to the rating criteria and analytical models" needed to evaluate risk, and, based on information from an unnamed executive, did so deliberately to protect its business.News of the pending litigation had already prompted a dramatic plunge in the share price of S&P's parent, McGraw Hill, on February 4th.

Proving her point, the unflappable Scarpetta takes a dramatic plunge into Boston Harbor to retrieve the bound body of a woman ensnared in the same fishing line entangling a 2,500-pound 2,500-pound turtleatherbackrturtleastheiving dinosaur") that may bearth years old.

A truly dramatic plunge in the real estate market could be precipitated by a crisis, whether economic, natural or, as in the case of war, man-made, that lasted.

The German government ignored the problem for years, until a recent dramatic plunge in the number of German natural science graduates in Germany and the disastrous draught in the IT sector grabbed their attention.

Earlier this week, Apple reported weaker international sales, due in large part to a dramatic revenue plunge in China.

Yet medical historians and demographers have noted a remarkably smooth downward slope in mortality from tuberculosis before a dramatic further plunge after the Second World War.

While the catastrophic scenarios offered by the pessimists aren't quite plausible, the B.D.I.'s dramatic plunge does appear to have indicated a genuinely alarming economic trend about the strength of global trade, with implications for jobs and corporate profits, that many economists had overlooked.