Sentence examples for nosedived back from inspiring English sources

Novell's share price has nosedived back to its level when Mr Schmidt took office in March 1997 (see chart).

But in recent weeks, Google's stock has nosedived back to the mid-300's, in effect costing her a potential $800,000 or so.

Since late July stockmarkets in America and round the world have nosedived, fearful that America is falling back into recession and that Europe's debt crisis will drag down its banks.America's economy is certainly weak.

Here, Atlantic cod and other predatory fish, whose numbers nosedived in the early 1990s, seem to be struggling back, pointing to the resilience of marine communities, researchers say.

Mr. Gretz said the plane then circled back toward the runway as if to land, but instead nosedived into the ground.

Witnesses who worked at a nearby strip mine have told a Johnstown television station that the plane rolled onto its back before nosediving.

But that was before palm prices really nosedived, hitting $373 a metric ton last month after peaking at $1,420 in March; recently it's edged back to $467.

The Trump administration pledged to bring the struggling coal industry roaring back by eliminating environmental regulations, shrugging off renewable energy and boosting fuel exports to China, which nosedived in 2012.

Sales nosedived.

Conditions, however, have nosedived.

His approval ratings have nosedived.