Sentence examples for plummeting below from inspiring English sources

With temperatures regularly plummeting below freezing and days when the sun barely squeaks over the horizon, they have little choice but to embrace the inevitable gloom.

He'd foreseen Amazon's working capital plummeting below zero, yet it's still decidedly positive, and higher today than it was six months ago.

In an interview, Mr. Hoyer, a 15-term Democrat from Maryland, accepted that his 256-member caucus would shrink, and said he was aiming merely to prevent it from plummeting below the 218 needed to maintain control.

The third round of the FA Cup was hit last weekend and, with temperatures plummeting below -10C in the south this week, a similar picture has emerged seven days on.

Ever since it joined Mrs. Merkel's government in October 2009, the fortunes of the pro-business Free Democrats have been dramatically changed from a party that won 15 percent during the federal elections of September 2009 — its best result ever — to plummeting below 5 percent, according to recent opinion polls.

A rush to "safe-haven assets" has sent the interest rate on Japanese 10-year bonds plummeting below zero, the first time in the history of government debt that the yield on a G7 country's 10-year bonds has been negative.

Britain is bracing itself for an icy blast over the coming week when temperatures will plummet below freezing to bring snow and widespread frosts.

Recent polls show that confidence in the traditional parties has plummeted below 5 percent, and Mr. Grillo's antipolitics message has found fertile ground.

Those episodes caused her approval rating to plummet below 30 percent, deepened her reputation as a heavy-handed, combative leader, and scared off many foreign investors.

The price of bitcoin on MtGox became completely disengaged from the wider bitcoin market, and plummeted below $100 last Friday; on other exchanges it was above $500.

When the global recession hit in the fall of 2008, the price plummeted below $50, but at the end of that year Mr. Simmons was quoted in The Baltimore Sun sounding confident.