Sentence examples for tumbling rapidly from inspiring English sources

The price of one bitcoin peaked at $266 on 10 April, before tumbling rapidly to a low of $50 shortly after.

His career did not tumble rapidly earthwards: 1987's Bad sold hugely.

Its defender William Gallas caught the heel of Milan Jovanovic, who tumbled rapidly to ground.

With the breakaway splintering, Sky were keeping the hammer down on the front of the peloton – Kennaugh having dropped back to help out – and the gap to the leaders tumbled rapidly.

These days, opportunities to improve energy efficiency and meet increased needs profitably with other sources, he argues, are accumulating so rapidly that demand for oil is likely to tumble more rapidly than the industry has projected.

United Russia officials called the resounding victory evidence that Mr. Putin's response to the economic crisis, including supporting the ruble and selected bailouts, had spared many Russians the ill effects of a rapidly tumbling economy.

But fears are growing that a side-effect of large-scale captive lion breeding, the lion bone trade, may pose a new and major conservation threat to populations of wild lions all over Africa – which, especially in the west, east and central parts of the continent, are rapidly tumbling in numbers.

Both words are now rapidly tumbling down on history's slippery slope.

In 1976, Syrian troops entered Lebanon under the pretense of stabilizing a country rapidly tumbling into civil war.

In 1976, Syrian troops entered Lebanon under the pretence of stabilising a country rapidly tumbling into civil war.

The rapidly tumbling chromophores emit unpolarized light that is linearly polarized before the DM by introduction of an analyzer.