Sentence examples for on a nosedive from inspiring English sources

England ended the last Six Nations on a nosedive.

Just as the Doha talks – between OPEC and non-OPEC oil producers failed on 17 April – production outages around the planet clobbered those betting on a nosedive in futures prices to $35 per barrel as the exact opposite happened.

Both of these metrics are even more urgent at the moment, considering the company's last quarterly earnings included a downward revision for future revenue estimates that sent shares on a nosedive.

Congress and the White House recently settled on an economic stimulus package with unusual speed, pushing the throttle to pull the economy out of a nosedive.

That is because those effects are mixed in with other factors that have an impact on air travel, notably a nosedive in corporate profits that has cut travel budgets, and consumer nervousness.

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.

In a market where physical market sales have been not just on a decline but a nosedive, we've been able to almost double our sales every time we come out.

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.

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.

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 economy is on a total nosedive.