Sentence examples for steeper dive from inspiring English sources

The Commerce Department announced that purchases dropped 0.6%, bringing slight relief to the stock market and forecasters who predicted an even steeper dive.

The striking conclusion is that output, real equity values and profits are now all much lower in Japan than they were 12 years after the Wall Street crash of 1929.America's economy took a much steeper dive in the early 1930s than Japan's in the 1990s industrial production fell by half in just three years.

Combined, these factors help explain why solar stocks over the past 52 weeks and even in October, took a steeper dive than the Nasdaq Composite.

Sato et al. found that steeper dive angles resulted in a lower COT because shorter descent times reduced metabolic costs.

The reduction in the number of people remortgaging was even steeper, diving by 12% compared with March to 20,844, the lowest level since January last year.

Then they saw the plane take a steep dive to the ground.

The recovery, a rebound from Wall Street's steep dive last week, came despite losses earlier in the day in Asia and Europe.

"He told us they went into a steep dive that he was not able to recover from," Sergeant Light said.

An important type of bomber to emerge in the interwar period was the dive bomber, designed to release its bombs at a low point of a steep dive.

The first new type to gain prominence was the dive bomber, which makes a steep dive toward the target before releasing its bombs.

A plane carrying parachutists went into a steep dive before crashing into a house; all 11 persons aboard the craft and one person on the ground were killed.