Sentence examples for violent drop from inspiring English sources

Another violent drop in share prices could have disproportionate effects on confidence and hence demand.

For example, in an otherwise excellent discussion of Yeats's use of ottava rima (a type of eight-line stanza), Vendler attributes great effect to "the pacing" allegedly created by "a fierce set of enjambments" followed by a "violent drop" in the fourth stanza of the poem "Nineteen Hundred and Nineteen".

Storm surges: Within the storm's eye, a violent drop in pressure has a plunger effect, creating walls of water that can flood coastal areas.

THIS MARKET, which has easily outrun any market of the century, has become increasingly more violent, dropping almost 900 points on the Dow in three consecutive trading days before regaining about one-half of the lost ground.

Five years and a week ago, the market suffered one of its most violent drops and bizarre recoveries.

Arms swing and click at obtuse angles, then his body unlocks, falling in a violent dip turned drop.

A1 Violent Crime Drop Continues The rate of violent crime in the United States continued a downward trend in 1999, with the 10percentt drop last year representing one of the largest decreases in decades, the Justice Department said.

The first stage has a violent price drop, as we saw in April.

Akeem captured an officer's use of a violent knee drop on Taylor Ely, the same young woman (0 30).

He pointed out that he lost 40 employees during his tenure but saw violent crime drop about 30% in his last year.

In fact, Pennsylvania's largest city has seen violent crime drop to "levels unseen in decades," Philly.com reported earlier this month, citing Philadelphia police.