Sentence examples for vertiginous drop in from inspiring English sources

With such a talent leading the band, one can experience a vertiginous drop in interest when Mr. Trucks finishes his solos.

And although they're held in high esteem – partly due to the vertiginous drop in quality once they ran out – the James Bond movies based on Ian Fleming's novels weren't all masterpieces.

Since Sept. 9, when Austria's chancellor dissolved the government and called for new elections, polls have closely tracked the vertiginous drop in the Freedom Party's popularity, now at about 11percentt.

That coincided with a vertiginous drop in the broader bond market.

One of the most vertiginous drops in child mortality has occurred here, in a country so poor that half the children are stunted by malnutrition, so bereft of doctors and nurses that workers with 10th-grade educations dispense antibiotics.

Did that represent a handing over of the baton, or a vertiginous drop down in terms of quality?

This is a vertiginous drop of roughly 84percentt in length compared with the bigger tomes.

Since Sony announced its sale to a Japanese private-equity fund, in February, it has suffered a slump in its market share in Japan to just 2%, down from 10% at the start of 2014.The vertiginous drop will have dismayed Sony, which had kept a tiny stake in the business.

After that, it's a vertiginous drop down into banal detail: Girl Friend will be supporting the Kooks on tour in March and April.

A vertiginous drop down; a real precipice that fell off.

Tusk shifted 4m copies, but after the sales of its predecessor, estimated at 40m, that represents a vertiginous drop down.