Sentence examples for production nosedived from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, Nissan said its worldwide sales sank 19.8% and global production nosedived a record 33.7% on depressed sales in the U.S. Its shares rose 1.9%, or 12 cents, to $6.51.
He is the Dodgers' unquestioned everyday catcher again, supplanting Barnes, whose production nosedived in 2018.
I'm selling now, but tomorrow, who knows?" The government, which at first denied the strike was having an effect, has recently acknowledged that the nosedive in production is costing the equivalent of $50 million a year.
Crisis-hit Venezuela has suffered a nosedive in production, while Iran's exports are due to be hit by US sanctions, so neither are in a position to increase supplies.
All of the state's major crops have bleak outlooks: cotton production is expected to take a nosedive, while production of corn, winter wheat, feed grains and soybeans are all similarly plummeting.
Most importers tie their price to the commodity market, where rates have recently nosedived below $1. Since $1 is the cost of production, it's near impossible for small, low-grade farmers to make a profit to begin with (but that's another story in itself).
Just as the Doha talks – between OPEC and non-OPEC oil producers failed on 17 April – production outages around the planet clobbered those betting on a nosedive in futures prices to $35 per barrel as the exact opposite happened.
Now, as CDs sales nosedive and hi-fi manufacturers make noises about ceasing production of CD players, record companies are finding that the best new way of exploiting their catalogue isn't actually that new at all.
He was reminded of the Edwina Currie incident of 1988, when Britain's junior health minister resigned after telling reporters that "most of the egg production in this country, sadly, is now affected with salmonella," outraging farmers and causing a nosedive in British egg sales.
