Sentence examples for severe tumble from inspiring English sources

But even though many Americans have invested all, or almost all, their net worth in their homes, they've had no way of insuring themselves against that asset's value taking a severe tumble.

It's the prospect that our economy, climbing weakly out of a severe recession, might tumble back into the financial slough of despond.

Rock tumbling is a severe method of cleaning coins, rock tumble when you have a large quantity of coins to process.

One of several such tumbles.

IF the stock market's plunge last September had been an earthquake, it might have measured 2.1 in magnitude -- jarring, yes, but not nearly as severe as many previous tumbles.

Steel prices have dropped by about one-third this year as manufacturing industries have tumbled into a severe downturn.

In short, there has been no way to differentiate relatively mild tumbles from genuinely severe ones like the one in 1987.

Singapore, one of the region's most advanced and open economies, has tumbled into a severe recession that some economists say is the worst the island nation has suffered in at least 15 years.

That six-step tumble was the most severe in the final round of S.& P. downgrades, announced in late October, but five other projects in the final round of reviews had their ratings fall at least two steps.

His right ankle got tangled with Teddy Dupay's foot; he tumbled and suffered a severe sprain.

Tumbling exports, while not as severe as initially thought, combined with stronger imports in the first quarter resulted in a larger than expected trade deficit which shaved 0.95 percentage points off US economic output.