Sentence examples for has dived from from inspiring English sources

The SPD's popularity has dived from 34% at the last election to nearly 20% in some polls.

Life expectancy has dived from the highest in sub-Saharan Africa to 36 years, one of the lowest.

The capital expenditure budget for the UK has dived from around £2.5bn to just £1bn a year.

Jewish Israeli fans in their thousands have boycotted the club, ticket sales have slumped, sponsors have edged away, and the side has dived from the upper rungs of the premier league.

The American military death toll has dived from 126 in May last year to 14 last month; the total since the invasion in 2003 is nearing 4,200.But 20,000 out of Iraq's 34,000 doctors have left (after 2,000 were murdered) and few of the 2m-plus Iraqis now living abroad (many of them middle-class professionals) are yet willing to return.

The stock has dived from $25 in August 1998 to $2. Century is a loose confederation of fiefs, each with its own financial system and pay structure.

"The decline is all due to poor ratings on Android 4.4, where the ratings have dived from 4.3 to less than 4 in under a week," says Robinson.

The market may have dived from its peak in August, but stocks have mostly recouped their losses and then some in the past three months.

Before the company made its announcement, the share price had dived from a 1999 high of $64 to less that a buck.

Ince believed he should have been awarded a penalty after Jensen fouled him: "I was past their last man and there was no way I would have dived from there".

I have dived from the ice-shrouded waters of Antarctica to the crystalline tropical belt that surrounds Earth at her equator, to the waters around my birth city, Boston, draped with long fronds of kelp and covered in colorful starfish.