Sentence examples for deeper plunge from inspiring English sources

According to the OECD, Japan's household saving rate has fallen by over eight percentage points since 1998, a deeper plunge than America's.

Hezbollah's deeper plunge into Syria does appear to aid Mr. Assad's strategy of pushing for military gains to strengthen his negotiating position.

But it has faced economic hardship and a 30% drop in population over the past 50 years, just as nearby Cleveland took an even deeper plunge.

But industry executives and consumer advocates warn that foreclosed homes push down prices in surrounding neighborhoods, and a wave of foreclosures could lead to another, deeper plunge in home prices.

Last month, the Central Bank was able to reverse a deeper plunge in the value of the pound, which briefly traded at more than 300 to the dollar, by selling off dollars at a deep discount to banks, said Steve H. Hanke, a professor of applied economics at Johns Hopkins University who studies troubled currencies.

On April 2nd, the web giant took an even deeper plunge into the TV jungle, when it unveiled a $99 set-top box, called Amazon Fire TV, which will compete with online video-streaming services from rivals such as Apple, Google and Roku.Amazon is a latecomer to the streaming business, but it would be a mistake to write off its prospects.

While the Nasdaq composite has fallen 34.2percentt since March 10, the incubator stocks have taken even deeper plunges from their recent lofty levels.

You find yourself in one deep plunge pool after another.

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

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.