Sentence examples for subsequent tumble from inspiring English sources

Lleyton Hewitt might have been called accident prone long before the toe injury that kept him out for a month earlier this year and the subsequent tumble down the stairs of his Sydney home in which he cracked two ribs.

Many factors contributed to the bursting of the dot-com bubble last spring and the subsequent tumble in the shares of companies like Lucent and Cisco Systems whose products form the backbones of the Internet.

-- A jury has awarded a former inmate at the Pennsylvania state prison here $312,000 for negligent care based on a broken ankle and subsequent tumble down a stairway.

The nature of subsequent tumbling depends on critical step heights, the lower bounds of which are predicted for 180° and 360° somersaults.

Both companies' shares, especially Taylor Wimpey's, tumbled heavily in subsequent trading, and the pound also fell in response as foreign-exchange dealers became more fretful about Britain's prospects.The markets are pinpointing two areas in which the economy is most vulnerable to a downturn: housing and retailing.

News of the decree and pictures of subsequent protests sent the stock market tumbling to its lowest rate since the revolution.

The subsequent recession in the rich world sent shipping rates tumbling.

The production of other important cash crops such as cocoa, groundnut and groundnut oil, rubber, cassava, cotton and cotton seed and timber tumbled after the civil war and the subsequent oil boom years.

The bus stop is in a crowded place, and a subsequent blast in a nearby bakery brought roofs of adjacent shops tumbling down, causing additional casualties.

As fall 1998 approached a subsequent roundup of chartist projections in Barron's foresaw the Dow tumbling as low as 5000.

As the fall of 1998 approached, a subsequent roundup of chartist projections in Barron's foresaw the Dow tumbling as low as 5000.