Sentence examples for plunge even further from inspiring English sources

The nuclear "capacity factor" — a measure of how much electricity reactors generate as a percentage of what they could provide — had dropped precipitously, from 71 percent in February to 51 percent in May, but it would plunge even further in subsequent months.

In a speech at a Merrill Lynch conference in March, he questioned the quality of WorldCom's earnings and customer base, then argued that such a purchase would no longer make sense for any Bell ("It's an idea whose time has come and gone"), then joked that he would consider acquiring the company as a lark if its fortunes plunge even further.

Since the announcement, GM's stock price has plunged even further.

With the TV ratings plunging even further into oblivion, it would seem that Atlantic City would finally let Miss America go.

FOGL has plunged even further, down from £2.43 in July 2010 to less than 10p on Monday, a slide of 96%.

Three of the four plunged even further than the bloodied Nasdaq composite, and proved less resilient on the rebound.

Japanese commercial-property prices have plunged even further, by 65% since 1990.In this section STOCKMARKETS MONEY AND INTEREST RATES TRADE, EXCHANGE RATES AND RESERVES PROPERTY Reprints.

In general in Las Vegas, which has added about 17,500 hotel rooms since the financial crisis of 2008, citywide occupancy has dropped to 84 percent, while rates have plunged even further, from $132.09 a night at their height in 2007 to $108.08 a night in 2012.

But success rates may have plunged even further than the agency predicted.

Alas, shortly after my column appeared, the Canadian government announced plans to end the trusts' tax advantages in 2011, and prices plunged even further.

Shares in some of the major home builders plunged even further after Wednesday's housing numbers, with Toll Brothers shedding 3% of its value, Pulte Homes down 2.2% and Hovnanian Enterprises off 1.6%.