Sentence examples for plunge around from inspiring English sources

Obama conceded that the revelations had caused trust in the US to plunge around the world.

Obama conceded that the Snowden revelations had caused trust in the US to plunge around the world.

For at least 45 seconds, the pilot battled to stop the plane from dropping any further, as it plunged around 4,000 feet.

When the crisis came, investment plunged, from around 35% of GDP to less than 25%.

His approval rating has plunged to around 20% in opinion polls.

Yet many now complain that he is weak and indecisive; his approval rating has plunged to around 30%.The president's defenders point out that Argentina has no experience of coalition government.

Hartmarx filed for bankruptcy on Jan . 23 three days after Mr. Obama's inauguration, after its sales plunged by around 40percentt late last year, largely because of the Wall Street crisis and large-scale layoffs there.

The unions stress that the bill would make it harder for employers to intimidate workers into opposing unionisation; business groups say ending the secret ballot looks like a backward step in a modern democracy.Both sides agree the bill would increase union membership, which has plunged to around 8% of the workforce in America, from over 35% in the mid-1950s.

"Most of us got into the pigeons because we had a family member who was involved," said Bob Barker, 59, of Yonkers, who has kept birds since he was a teenager and estimates that the number of racers in the county has plunged to around 40 today from about 200 just 20 years ago.

A barrel of oil plunged to around $35.00 in February, from a peak of $147.50 in July.

Chinese airlines extended steep slides, on mounting losses in fuel hedging contracts, as oil prices have plunged by around two-thirds from summer highs.