Sentence examples for is set to tumble from inspiring English sources

Thanks to a rise in its consumption tax in April, Japan's growth rate is set to tumble, at least temporarily.

The cost of watching Premier League football and a host of other sports is set to tumble as watchdog Ofcom tries to ease the grip held by Rupert Murdoch's satellite empire on the nation's television viewing habits.

Shares in Sainsbury are set to tumble this week, amid fears that sales are continuing to decline at the nation's second-largest supermarket chain.

The result is that prices of televisions with screens 40 inches and bigger are set to tumble.

Even though News Corp. is no Internet darling, has no Silicon Valley headquarters and no train set running around Ruport Murdoch Ruport Murdoch ’s office, it has nonetheless vaulted the new-media abyss that so many established old-media companies are set to tumble into.

As here we focus on the flight length distribution, for simplicity, the random turning angle in the tumbling mode is set to be uniformly distributed from 0 to 360 [deg].

Fosheim's Oak Hill REIT Management had gone "net short"–two-thirds of its bets were set to rise if REITs tumbled.

The chief executive, Kenneth Pasternak, dismissed a Wall Street Journal report saying the board was set to oust him as profits declined and the shares tumbled.

With Greece's tourism revenues set to tumble by up to 15 percent this year, sellers of vacation packages are slashing rates by as much as 60 percent.

And as it falls, more food prices look set to tumble.

"I really don't think anyone in Clapham is going to be setting fire to the water coming out of their taps," I tell you, adding, "No, your house isn't going to tumble into some newly created abyss".