Sentence examples for nosedived on from inspiring English sources

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.

(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).

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).

To recap: you nosedived to Earth, on polling day, in an accident literally caused by Ukip branding, in that your plane became tangled in a party banner it was trailing.

Paul says the jobs shortages range across all industries and the idea that worker productivity nosedived precisely on September 15 , 2008 when Lehman Brothers collapsed and U.S. firms began firing close to a half million workers each month, is simply silly.

Andrew Thomas, who was paying for a car at the time, told BBC Surrey that the plane "nosedived" and "exploded on impact".

Shares of PortalPlayer nosedived 42% on April 20 when Apple Computer chose not to use the company's next-generation chips in its iPod nano.

Musk had begrudgingly approved of settling as the company's stock nosedived nearly 14% on the no-settlement news.  .

As a result, agricultural prices have nosedived, forcing farmers to take on more debt, while Myanmar's tiny industrial sector slashes jobs as fast as it can.

The national sense of shock was palpable, and by coincidence or otherwise, his on-course career also nosedived thereafter.