Sentence examples for deep plunges from inspiring English sources

In humans, it is well known that sleep quality changes with age, from the long, deep plunges of early childhood to the much lighter, more frequently interrupted five or six hours that many elderly people call a night's sleep.

"During the next downturn, margin calls will result in deep plunges in the former crowd favorites," Biderman said.

You find yourself in one deep plunge pool after another.

It's sleeveless, with deep plunging sides that expose my torso.

There's a terrifying jump here, into a small, very deep plunge pool.

It has a deep plunging décolletage, and I wore it with a black lace overwire bra from my Von Follies collection that peeked out the top.

Few — after all — would take the risk of a deep plunge into the Thames itself; so it proves with Ackroyd's history.

His reputation has taken a deep plunge since he shook the world in 2010 by releasing, in cooperation with The New York Times and several other news organizations, masses of secret government documents, including battlefield reports from Iraq and Afghanistan.

And as Mr Mehta's analysis reveals, their share of global pharmaceutical sales, and of the market capitalisation of the drugs industry, have taken a deep plunge (see chart).

"We're really not very bullish on Europe for the short term," Mr. DeGroot said, adding that he was emphatically not urging investors to take a quick, deep plunge into the market in the hope of immediate gains.

The unexpectedly deep plunge in home sales this summer is likely to force the Obama administration to choose between future homeowners and current ones, a predicament officials had been eager to avoid.