Sentence examples for plunging further from inspiring English sources

Headlines in daily newspapers reflected fears of Greece plunging further into debt, and being bound more tightly to diktats from Berlin.

Now he is plunging further, not because he has been won over by the allures of containment but because he is convinced of the folly of preventive war.

Armed men on horses and camels attacked a refugee camp in the Darfur region, killing 29 people and raising concern that the volatile area was plunging further into violence, the United Nations said.

The band assumed Devoto would halt the tour, but after his family insisted there was nothing he could do back home, he carried on, plunging further into the personal turmoil his songs already suggested.

They even addressed ageing oddly failing to pledge that they would wipe it out by 2020, and instead plunging further into controversy by promising to "promote a culture that values the experience and knowledge that comes with age".

The €4bn cuts in public sector pay, capital spending projects, and jobseekers' allowances as well as the imposition of a carbon tax might even result in Fianna Fáil plunging further down in the opinion polls.

Often, when the three marquee indexes plunge, small-cap stocks plunge further.

Still, they think demand will plunge further, leading to more production cuts, plant closings and layoffs.

I had plunged further in 90 seconds than I had at any point in my life.

As I sat doing my best to plunge further into my ire, a curious thing happened.

The industry's market valuations could plunge further as it faces more taxation or regulation.