Sentence examples for prices dived from inspiring English sources

Stock prices dived last week on the back of the rumours.

Budget deficits are lower than in 2009, the last time commodity prices dived and the dollar rose.

The dollar's recent fall is already hurting German car makers, whose share prices dived last week along with the American currency.

The number of deals worth more than $50m rose sharply, though, from 72 to 119, reflecting a big rise in activity even as share prices dived.

Before the 2000s almost all splurged when commodity prices were high and taxes were flooding in, only to slash spending when prices dived.

So it did, for a few weeks when the scheme began, and then prices dived from more than £5 a stone to under £3.50.

"Watch mortgage rates soar and housing activity and prices dive even more in the aftermath of this bond market action," said David Rosenberg, the chief economist for Gluskin Sheff.

"Watch mortgage rates soar and housing activity and prices dive even more in the aftermath of this bond market action," David A. Rosenberg, the chief economist for Gluskin Sheff, said.

The Campus Trilogy charts the rise of the literary critic as international superstar, a phenomenon inextricably bound up with the rise of air travel in 1960s and 70s, after airline deregulation saw prices dive and passenger numbers soar.

Among emerging European countries, where cross-border capital flows were critical and have now dried up, those with higher LDRs (ie, fewer deposits) have seen their banks' share prices dive the most (see chart 6 .Retail-bank bosses who had financed loan growth by tapping wholesale sources of funding are now targeting lower LDRs.

The markets were unimpressed and the company's share price dived.