We've tumbled far, far down the organic rabbit hole.
In countries with higher polity scores, investment tumbles far less during election season.
In the past 20 years, birth rates have tumbled far more than expected.
We've tumbled far, have we not, from the era when Theodore C. Sorensen, who died in Manhattan on Sunday, set a standard for eloquence as John F. Kennedy's counselor and phrasemaker?
From 1999 to 2007, the price of Pu'er, a fermented brew invented by Tang Dynasty traders, increased tenfold, to a high of $150 a pound for the finest aged Pu'er, before tumbling far below its preboom levels.
Just over four months since her surprise victory in the Iowa straw poll, a contest that typically rewards the candidate with the strongest field organization, Mrs. Bachmann, a founder of the House Tea Party Caucus, has tumbled far from the top tier of candidates.
After the second Chris Paul trade - the league vetoed the first - the NBA-owned Hornets tumbled far enough down the standings to become a serious lottery team, and to other teams' suspicions, the team owned by the league ended up with the No1 pick in the draft.
Wall Street sent the stock tumbling far enough to shrink Ellison's net worth by $2.1 billion, to $5.19 billion.
Wall Street reacted by sending the stock tumbling far enough to shrink Ellison's net worth by $2.1 billion, to $5.19 billion.
Until Thursday, Mr. Barbera contended, Mr. Greenspan's comments and the Federal Reserve's rate cuts in 1998 to help the global economy were viewed as proof that the central bank would not let stocks tumble too far.
