Sentence examples for sharp tumble from inspiring English sources

Because Boston Scientific controls all the rest of the domestic stent business, the Johnson & Johnson report seemed to point toward a similarly sharp tumble for Boston Scientific.

WHEN technology stocks took their sharp tumble last week, many companies appeared to lose one of their most important assets -- the ability to lure talented employees with options.

The number of Americans lining up for an initial week of jobless benefits took an unexpectedly sharp tumble last week from a level elevated by cold weather, a government report showed Thursday.

In the past few months, they have suffered sharp tumbles in the value of their most important asset, their homes.

There are other, wonkier measures that fill out the picture: productivity, a measure of the robustness of the American workforce, dropped to 3.2% in April - the sharpest tumble since 2008.

B1 Beliefs B5 BUSINESS DAY C1-9 A Sharp Fall for Stocks Stocks tumbled on fears that the worsening ills in the mortgage and debt markets could soon take a significant toll on consumers, businesses and the overall economy.

Industrial orders tumbled by 7.9% in February, compared to a year ago, a sharper fall than analysts had expected.

Surrendering some of this week's sharp gains, Honda Motor, Toyota Motor and Mazda Motor tumbled 9.3%, 7.5% and 7.3%, respectively.

Recorded in a matter of weeks rather than months, with 11 songs totaling less than 35 minutes, it's a steady blast of short, sharp rockers, a breathless tumble of hooks and harmonies.

That's when the suitcase overhead tumbled, its sharp corner smacking me in the head.

A small burn joins the main river and into it tumbles the sharp, clear water from a tunnel entrance.