Sentence examples for does not plunge from inspiring English sources

Prince Albert's revelation does not plunge his family into scandal.

Confidence does not plunge for ever, just as neither booms nor busts last for ever.

But in reality, on the rare occasions when a cable does break, the car does not plunge to the bottom.

We appear to have a system of housing benefits that ensures, as Matthew Desmond puts it, that "paying the rent does not plunge a family into poverty".

Beijing's top priority is to ensure that North Korea, where 9 million people are suffering from food shortages according to the UN, does not plunge into instability if Kim Jong-il, who is in ill-health, dies.

Redress for past wrongs, they say, must come from inside the country that suffered them, and in a way that does not plunge a society just emerging from war back into the maelstrom.

"What a ghastly old mausoleum," Lady Agnes says, and if that dismissal of all that went on in this house between 1903 and 1930 doesn't plunge you into melancholy you are probably in good mental health and know the difference between TV and real life.

Mr Salmond told MSPs: "We need to create a tax welfare and childcare system that doesn't plunge children into poverty, as the UK government is doing, that puts us on a par with the best childcare systems in the world.

But the simple fact is this: America did not plunge into the economic abyss it faced that Thursday night.

So far, Ms Lagarde will be happy: following the press conference, emerging-market currencies did not plunge again the dollar.

As a result, the actual results seemed to provide strong evidence that business did not plunge sharply after the attacks.