Sentence examples similar to record plunging from inspiring English sources

Earlier this year Mekong nations in the throes of the worst drought in 50 years blamed unfairly China's dams on the upper Mekong for the record plunges in the river.

Although there was a record plunge in confidence in April, the "Golden Week" holiday in early May produced an unexpected flurry of tourism.

Stronger demand for airplanes and electronics helped orders for big-ticket manufactured goods bounce back somewhat in August from a record plunge in July.

The latest health check of manufacturing suggests that the record plunge suffered in July was a kneejerk response to the result of the referendum.

In Ireland, where a record plunge in the stock market Monday and rumors of bank withdrawals have spooked investors, the government announced a blanket guarantee for all depositors and creditors of six Irish banks.

"It is extremely probable that the aircraft was shot down by mistake by the Czechoslovak air force and in order to cover it up the secret police conceived the record plunge," Hornung said.

The recession in most of the large economies in the world is inflicting real pain here — causing a record plunge in Chinese exports, putting 20 million migrant workers from within China out of their jobs and raising the potential for increased and sustained social unrest.

The recent slide in the Nasdaq, capped by the April 17 record plunge of 355 points, has been a dose of reality for a market that had behaved like a parent in denial, ignoring the potential pitfalls of Internet stocks, choosing to see only the potential growth.

LONDON, June 24 World stocks headed for one the biggest slumps on record on Friday as a decision by Britain to leave the European Union triggered 8percentt falls for Europe's biggest bourses and a record plunge for sterling.

A freediver has set a new world record - plunging 122m into a blue hole in the Bahamas on one breath.

They're enjoying record profits, plunging fuel costs and sky-high ticket prices.