Sentence examples for score plummeted from inspiring English sources

Her credit score plummeted.

And, like Alice, his Caps score plummeted: from 87 to just seven, falling to three the following year.

While the Parker we know has traditionally been a high flyer in our poll, consistently raking in more than 65% of positive votes over the last year, his score plummeted to only 33% this month.

Between 2013 and the start of this year, the global score plummeted by 13.6percentt.

When our data were applied to UK-based algorithm to calculate the utility scores of patients with COPD, mean utility score plummeted to 0.69, 0.58 and 0.24 for moderate, severe, and very severe COPD, respectively.

This year, after the tests were closely monitored, the scores plummeted.

But as scores plummeted during the wind-blown afternoon, Duval saw the leaders fall back closer to him.

But when the state toughened its standards a year later, the Turnaround schools' scores plummeted along with the rest of the city's.

When researchers allowed players to borrow time from their future rounds at high rates of interest, the time-poor players borrowed profligately, and their scores plummeted.

In late May, P.S. 257 was one of two high-performing elementary schools from District 14 to be investigated by the Education Department over accusations of cheating on the annual New York State exams, after some of the students' scores plummeted when they reached middle school.

A recent study by the National Assessment of Educational Progress, for example, showed that only "one quarter of eighth and 12th graders are proficient in writing," while the College Board found (in a separate study) that SAT reading and writing scores plummeted to record lows in the U.S. last year.