Sentence examples for plunged much from inspiring English sources

But many technology stocks have plunged much farther.

"Exports have plunged much harder than we expected," he told reporters.

— CHRISTOPHER DREW The power failures that plunged much of Lower Manhattan into darkness appeared to stop halfway across the East River on the Williamsburg Bridge.

The rocket attacks killed one Palestinian and critically wounded another, plunged much of Gaza City into darkness and sent ripples of panic through the densely populated area.

In 1985, 20 years after the blackout that plunged much of the Northeast into darkness, New York commemorated the anniversary with a festival called Urban Light.

In the aftermath of the blackout, which plunged much of the Northeast into darkness, Secretary of Energy Spencer Abraham ordered the cable to be turned on.

Rebels stormed at least ten police stations there, plunging much of the city's western, Arab-dominated, half into anarchy.

D1 BUSINESS DAY C1-12 Falling Dollar Causing Anxiety As the dollar has slumped this fall, many investors have started to worry that investors in Asia will be tempted to pare their holdings, perhaps causing the currency to plunge much further and setting off a round of interest rate increases in the United States that could send the global economy into a tailspin.

The blue-chip average rose as much as 68 points in early trading and plunged as much as 214 at midday.

[Excerpts, Page C4.] That hangover was much in evidence today as the Dow Jones industrial average plunged as much as 440 points during an unusually volatile day, only to recover and close down 45 points, or 0.5percentt, just before the Senate acted.

Glovis shares plunged as much as 14.5percentt, slashing the value of the stake.