plummeting造句

Snow fall and plummeting temperatures have brought winter to the capital.

Will investment bankers be plummeting from the windows down on Wall Street?

With exports plummeting, unemployment in northern industrial cities such as Saltillo has leapt into double digits.

With Congo's economy in tatters, its government near-bankrupt and his popularity plummeting, the young President needs a victory.

Selling equities when the stock market is plummeting — or buying when it's booming — usually does not benefit your portfolio.

Rivers and streams are drying up, crop yields are plummeting, and trees have begun to flower long before spring arrives.

And we see the leonopteryx plummeting right behind her in a full delta tuck, like a hawk stooping.

Businessmen who have been reporting plummeting earnings are beaming with confidence about the future - that is, you should give them more money.

Video of the crash, posted on YouTube, showed a plane plummeting from the sky, sending up clouds of dust and debris. Shocked spectators rose to their feet.

Black middle-class neighborhoods are hollowed out, with prices plummeting and homes standing vacant in places like Orange Mound, White Haven and Cordova.

With plummeting profits, unscrupulous ranchers have discovered that the beasts can be starved into carnivorism to provide violent entertainment, and have sold the animals into such cruel endeavors.

The stockmarket's first reaction was gloomy, made worse by plummeting markets around the world, and businessmen found little to cheer about.

"The government didn't act when prices were rising but strikes when it is plummeting," he said, alluding to the cash the local government rakes in selling land to developers.

Baidu shares have rebounded 36% from of their lows since plummeting on the CCTV report, but investors should know that there may be more shoes to drop for the once-loved Chinese search engine.

They will be following in the footsteps of doctors and nurses who, unable to feed their families, went on strike in January to protest against the plummeting value of their salaries.