Sentence examples for suddenly plummet from inspiring English sources

Argentina's soaring interest rates will suddenly plummet, he promised, all without a devaluation.

"So if one of them turns out to be true, and it's serious, his popularity could suddenly plummet".

Given the shaky economy, the push toward war and OPEC's own priorities, many small operators worry that the price of oil could suddenly plummet.

The pressure on couples not to delay having babies is wrong The research in my own lab shows very clearly that female fertility doesn't suddenly plummet – it's much more gradual than people claim.

Fiscal policy is in good shape; so long as the budget surplus is not frittered away by new spending or big tax cuts, it offers plenty of firepower should private demand suddenly plummet.

Don't wonder why your employee retention and sales suddenly plummet.

She started the campaign as favourite, but her fortunes have suddenly plummeted.

Crime in New York City tipped in the mid 1990's, when the murder rate suddenly plummeted.

Mr. Gee, 64, said he watched as the plane, still inverted, suddenly plummeted.

There was a loud explosion in the cabin and the plane suddenly plummeted from the sky," said Mr Kierans.

IN July of 1988, at the height of the AIDS epidemic, the estimated number of cases in New York City suddenly plummeted.