Sentence examples for plummeting of from inspiring English sources

He pinpoints the plummeting of inventories from 1997 to 1999 as a key period.

Such communication difficulties meant that a usual early predictor of African famine, the plummeting of livestock prices, was missed.

IF EVER there were a graphic illustration of the tragedy of the commons, it is the plummeting of the world's stocks of bluefin tuna.

There could be more layoffs and a plummeting of the equity they hold in the company if it were to go private.

One result, shown by polls, has been a plummeting of trust in Argentina's political leaders even as fears for the future grow because of the global economic crisis.

In March, he ordered the unit's members to wear uniforms (a decision he later modified, on the grounds that it had contributed to the plummeting of gun seizures).

That interest income has plummeted of late as the Federal Reserve has maintained a policy of extremely low interest rates.

A more relevant lesson for these raw recruits is the extraordinary plummet of LeBron James, the Miami Heat superstar.

An approaching whump of rotor blades, then the piercing plummet of a giant bomb as it shreds the sky above.

This drop isn't nearly as staggering as the plummet of profits for newspapers with an 80,000-plus circulation, but it's not a cause for celebration either.

The ISC has an interactive graph showing the rise and recent plummet of unpatched systems' survival times, and offers tips for users setting up new machines.