Sentence examples for because of a dive from inspiring English sources

But because of a dive in the Internet economy and last year's energy crisis, California has fallen back to sixth place in gross domestic product, an analysis by the Los Angeles Economic Development Corporation shows.

But the legislature quickly put a moratorium in place to allow study of the issue, and the project was eventually shelved because of a dive in global uranium prices and skepticism about nuclear power that lingered after the 1979 Three Mile Island meltdown.

The car maker has been in cost-savings mode because of a nose dive in car sales, but the main reason, this person says, is that it doesn't have a car launch scheduled for that time of year.

"It's funny, because most of the area's still a bit of a dive.

For me, the process of a dive starts a week before the dive.

Much of April's decline in prices was because of an 8.1 percent dive in gasoline costs, the biggest since December 2008.

"I love the Station Inn because it feels kind of like a dive bar... and there's a lot of bluegrass history there...

We chose Key Largo because we wanted a dive trip of near-Caribbean quality at a less-than-Caribbean cost.

"Just kind of a diving save.

Then, in the late summer of 1998, stocks took a dive because of the Russian debt crisis.

This is how a dive works: Because of the air in our lungs, we are buoyant on the surface and remain so until about fifteen metres.