Sentence examples for to nosedive from inspiring English sources

Yet the credibility of this party's establishment continues to nosedive.

He would also admit we do not yet know whether the economy is about to nosedive.

Wilkinson's stock began to nosedive before he was sacked in the 1996.

Allegiant is only the most recent young adult science fiction effort to nosedive at the box office.

Should they continue to nosedive the new owner Shahid Khan may decide it is time that the new man takes charge alone.

Analysts said that Fender, under pressure to meet quarterly earnings numbers, made a series of cost cuts that caused quality to suffer and sales to nosedive.

Shown in the US on Starz, home of Spartacus, this Shakespearean political tragedy about a physically and mentally degenerating mayor of Chicago was also cancelled due to nosediving ratings at the end of its second season.

If that was a highlight, Nugent's career was to quickly nosedive after signing for Portsmouth.

A series of corruption scandals contributed greatly to the nosedive in Peña Nieto's public approval rating as his presidency moved toward completion.

A "matching program" used for stocks with symbols between A and BFZZZ had locked up, preventing orders from being fulfilled and leading to a nosedive in the stock price within seconds.

The response to this nosedive in public support for political elites has invariably been: "we need leadership" or "we need politicians with vision".