Sentence examples for might plummet from inspiring English sources

I could have perhaps 10 drug-free years before that happens – or my CD4 count might plummet tomorrow.

Buy to let newbuilds in areas crammed with more of the same might plummet in price, bankrupting the owners.

GDP according to official figures was forecast to fall by 5.3%, and other sources suggested that it might plummet by 10%.

But it's unclear if Obama knows that if every school did what Banneker does, the high school graduation rate might plummet.

But the popularity of this move with voters might plummet unless he can teach the prime minister how to drink a pint properly (let it settle!).

Mr. Straatman said the crack was modest in its width and depth, hardly the sort of gaping abyss into which you might plummet to your doom.

It's now covered by a net, as though a trapeze artist who missed his hold might come plummeting into it.

If you're saving for a mortgage deposit in a couple of years, then don't put your cash in just a few shares that might be plummeting when you need to cash in.

I was beginning to fear you might have plummeted into one of my depressions.

That voyeuristic intrigue helped the album bow at No. 1, a relief to those who felt his stock might have plummeted after so-so sales of 2008's "Here I Stand". His behemoth, 2004's "Confessions," was another self-referential disc that sold more than 10 million copies, according to SoundScan — a number only recently eclipsed by Adele.

If they feared that a worldwide recession was imminent and knew that would cause demand to plummet, they might act.