Sentence examples for devastating drop from inspiring English sources

The average price for the console took a devastating drop starting Saturday, in which the consoles started selling for just a little over 1k.

This is the new Guggenheim after Sept. 11, crippled, Mr. Krens said, by a devastating drop in out-of-town tourism and a plunge in donors' portfolios.

Seventy years ago this month, Bobby Riggs won the U.S. National Championship at Forest Hills on the strength of powerful strokes, a strong second serve, and a devastating drop shot.

Xinjiang's exports in 2009 plummeted by 44%, compared with a less devastating drop of 16% in a difficult year for the global economy.Technically, shutting down Xinjiang was relatively easy because it was already isolated both geographically and technologically.

A13 Aftermath of the Attacks THE ECONOMY -- Small businesses throughout New York City -- not just near the trade center site -- and across the nation have experienced a potentially devastating drop in sales since Sept. 11.

As Japan shows signs of falling back into recession, what is behind many of its woes is deflation, a rare but devastating drop in the prices of goods and services that is starting to feed on itself.

The scenic drive into the Colorado National Monument, through piñon trees and cottonwoods, stirs butterflies and drops jaws with little shoulder and devastating drops.

The deaths of over 220,000 men, women and children seemingly have been eclipsed by murky politics and an obsessive focus on the Islamic State, they warn, while the Syrian regime continues to drop devastating barrel bombs on civilians and run torture prisons.

The son of an Irish construction worker whose early death left him devastated, he dropped out of college in the late 1960s and lived in a wild-sounding collective in Memphis, about which Sullivan is able to discover practically nothing.

Flak and fighters (Soviet MiGs) inflicted significant losses on Allied aircrews, while U.S. air power devastated North Korea, dropping 635,000 tons of bombs, the equivalent in explosive yield of 40 Hiroshima bombs, as well as 32,557 tons of napalm, leveling its cities and hitting its dams.

Stock prices plunged and food prices dropped, devastating farmers for years.