Sentence examples for nosedive on from inspiring English sources

The stock's 45percentt nosedive on Tuesday persuaded him to announce early the company's third-quarter earnings and reorganization.

A leap year extended a painful February by one day, and investors made the least of it Friday as a flurry of bad news set off a final-hour nosedive on Wall Street.

But, fortunately for the Dusseldorf-based company, a sturdier performance over the first half of the year enabled it to maintain its guidance for the year, and saved it from a nosedive on the stock market.

But the result remains: every time a black male democrat tries to win a spot never held by an African-American, the candidate's numbers do a nosedive on election-day.

Rivera died on Dec. 9 when her plane went into a 28,000-foot nosedive on its way from the northern Mexican city of Monterrey to Toluca, killing her and her six companions.

Mideast markets had nosedived on Sunday.

Marks & Spencer's price nosedived on January 9th after Britain's biggest clothing retailer reported tough trading conditions.As household spending sags, exports are unlikely to provide much offsetting support for economic growth because the international outlook has darkened again.

Advertising has yet to fulfil its promise – it is nosediving on the web and it failed on mobile (read JLG's previous column Mobile Advertising: The $20bn Opportunity Mirage).

(Think here about BranchOut, another recruitment service built on Facebook, that has found itself pivoting away from its original business model and into more of a "WhatsApp for the workplace" after engagement nosedived on its original product).

Writing about the plane crash that killed John Kennedy Jr, Gladwell commissions a pilot to take him on a simulated nosedive of the sort Kennedy must have fallen into, known as a graveyard spiral.

The next day, Google's stock took a nosedive, closing on Friday at $530 ,almost $50 below its close on Thursday before the earnings call.