Sentence examples for actually plummeted from inspiring English sources

Many analysts say that official data on Spanish real estate prices, down by 25 percent according to some measures, do not truly reflect how far prices have actually plummeted.

But rather than rising, China's consumer spending has actually plummeted in the last decade as a portion of the overall economy, to about 35 percent of gross domestic product, from about 45 percent.

This broke through the old mindset: By allowing low-priority shipments to flow quickly, the cost of shipping high-priority orders actually plummeted.

Hours later, to the horror and general bum-out of the community at large, it was ruled that the mystery man, who'd stowed himself away on a passenger plane, had actually plummeted to the ground below when the plane's landing gear accidentally lowered.

Incidentally, the second sentence in this snippet is not exactly based on any reality: over that three year period the value of the dollar actually "plummeted" by 4% (and in fact one of those years, 2009, was the only year in living memory when we experienced deflation instead of inflation).

Internet access isn't finite, like coal or water, he insists – and the cost of bandwidth is actually plummeting to zero.

Similarly, film scholars have noted that the most famous moment in A Trip to the Moon plays with temporal continuity by showing an event twice: first the capsule is shown suddenly appearing in the eye of an anthropomorphic moon; then, in a much closer shot, the landing occurs very differently, and much more realistically, with the capsule actually plummeting into believable lunar terrain.

As the CBPP reports, "After-tax incomes would rise by 12.5percentt among millionaires, but just 1.9percentt for middle-income households" -- and after the many other cuts and "loophole closings" in Romney/Ryan, after-tax income would actually plummet for those middle-income families.

Actually, the sales are breaking out mostly on routes where the competition is heavy or business travel has really plummeted.

Shares of Xerox, which had closed at $15.31 -- actually up 31 cents -- plummeted in after-hours trading, to as low as $12.50, its lowest level since October 1993.

But upper portions actually broke off and plummeted into neighboring buildings, creating a tangled landscape that is dictating the course of recovery.