Sentence examples similar to plummeting strike from inspiring English sources

He apparently lost his balance and plummeted backwards, striking his head.

Handing the burden to councils sent standards plummeting; staff went on strike and children went unfed and unwashed.

But plummeting oil prices will strike a significant blow to Russia's economy and could send it into a recession, analysts said.

The increase in Tehran's crude exports will affect the global oil market, already struck by plummeting price as the result of oversupply.

A 37-year-old woman was struck by bricks plummeting from the facade of a three-story apartment building in Jamaica, Queens, last night.

Add that on Monday and Tuesday stocks were plummeting and disaster seemed bound to strike.

This will affect plummeting oil prices in a market already struck by oversupply.

But global coffee prices have been plummeting since 2001, and farmers have staged strikes this year demanding extended subsidies and other forms of economic relief.

The data, included in the 2007 American Housing Survey, does not account for the full impact of plummeting prices since the subprime and credit crises struck.

Plummeting world oil prices are causing a wave of strikes in Venezuela, whose Government is ill-equipped to raise salaries.

Overall attendance at games had increased nearly every season in recent years, after plummeting by 20percentt in the aftermath of a disastrous 234-day strike in 1994-95.