Sentence examples for tumbled steeply from inspiring English sources

International arms sales to the developing world tumbled steeply in 2001, reaching the lowest level in eight years.

International arms sales to the developing world tumbled steeply last year, reaching the lowest level in eight years, as those nations curtailed weapons purchases because of the global economic downturn, according to a new Congressional study.

Father and son Nick and Tom Bull, whose orchards tumble steeply down to the banks of the river Severn in Gloucestershire, will also be hit.

Terence's dedication to Bryony's safety tumbles steeply into fear — an easy descent for the father of a gifted and beautiful teenage daughter.

Condon called debates about rookie contracts "a false issue," partly because they establish a foundation for veteran contracts and partly because rookie contracts tumble steeply after those received by the top players.

The currency has been tumbling steeply against the euro in particular, and has been seen as providing short term relief to the country's exporters.

A report by Tax Research this week found that self-employed worker incomes have tumbled over the last decade and more steeply since the 2008 crash.

On the other side orange cliffs dropped steeply to a flat-bottomed valley 1,000m below and, in the distance, the Vivian Falls tumbled down from the glistening waters of Lake Michaelson.

The Bombay Stock Exchange had risen steeply since the Congress party won re-election in May, but as Mr Mukherjee resumed his seat in India's Parliament it tumbled by almost 6%.Even the economists in Mr Mukherjee's own ministry accept that India will sustain rapid growth only if it can undertake radical reform.

The descriptions tumbled out.

The stockmarket tumbled.