Sentence examples for plunged to zero from inspiring English sources
Then, in 2007, they plunged to zero before shooting up to $12.2 million for the 2008 presidential race.
Confirmed hawks Martin Weale and Ian McCafferty, who voted for rate rises throughout the second half of 2014 before changing their minds as inflation plunged to zero earlier this year, have signalled they could soon be ready to see borrowing costs rise.
Five days later, the Mariners' lead had plunged to three games.
There were 36 such attacks in 2008; the number plunged to four in 2009 and to only one in 2010 — actually a man dressed as a woman, according to the United States military.
First of all, about that date: Officially, the Fed established a target rate between 0 and 0.25 percent on December 15 , 2008 but the effective Fed funds rate (the rate at which banks lend reserves to each other) plunged to near-zero in late October: As some of us tried to argue right from the beginning, hitting the zero lower bound changes everything.
But after the county trained police in crisis intervention and began diverting the mentally ill to treatment rather than jail, the number of arrests plunged to nine.
The result is that daily per capita consumption of hydrogenated oils in the U.S. plunged to one gram in 2012 from 4.3 grams in 2003.
In America, the average number of annual executions had stood at about 120 during the 1940s, but now declined to about seventy per year during the 1950s, and then plunged to twenty-one in 1963, seven in 1965, and just two in 1967 -- the last executions in the U.S. for more than a decade.
The Bank of Thailand is perhaps one of the few central banks to keep money supply unchanged even as GDP growth plunges to zero.
With temperatures already plunging to zero overnight in the hills framing this valley, the humanitarian crisis facing millions of displaced Syrians is deepening.
All this under a beating sun; it was the Atacama's winter when I visited, but the temperature hovered around 25C most days, plunging to zero at night.
