Sentence examples for immediate plunge from inspiring English sources

This is Tina Fey we're talking about, so this isn't an immediate plunge into Robert Altman-esque world-weariness.

The comments triggered an immediate plunge in the value of the pound, a reflection of the importance of a transition period in cushioning businesses in the UK from the effects of Brexit after 29 March 2019.

There are two different principles in the preservation of human oocytes: stepwise slow freezing and thawing in a liquid nitrogen vapour [ 43, 44] and vitrification the immediate plunge of oocytes into a vitrification solution with a high concentration of cryoprotectant and into liquid nitrogen [ 45– 45].

The result was an immediate sales plunge.

EBay's stock took an immediate hit, plunging 8.3% while the Nasdaq dropped 6.6%.

"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 immediate cause, the plunging of the coffee market, might just as well be an act of God, for all the influence exerted by the principal players.

The trick will be to convince the Russians that they have more to gain from an immediate ceasefire than plunging forward.

Because immediate, extreme austerity would plunge us back into recession.

The civil service reports to May in daily bulletins the emergencies they cannot prevent, as leaked to the Guardian last week: if just a few of these no-deal disasters came to pass, the government would be plunged into immediate crisis.

With its huge oil and gas revenues and its plentiful foreign-exchange reserves, Russia isn't in immediate danger of being plunged into a Greek-style crisis, or even into the sort of financial problems that countries like Spain and Portugal have experienced.