nosedive

In the United States, rates started to take a sharper nosedive after the Great Recession, driven in part by college-educated women who delayed having children.

Shares in the company nosedived by around 7% following the announcement.

He says he was barely 30 feet away when the jet nosedived into the building.

After defining fashion for roughly a decade, the thriving company began to nosedive by the 2010s as news of Charney’s inappropriate behavior and oppressive conditions in the workplace surfaced.

Understanding precisely how and when each creature would bank, tilt, soar or nosedive was necessary for planning the dragon-riding scenes.