Note how interest plummets immediately after the big news days.
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When the sun disappears behind the clouds, the temperature plummets.
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Your sex drive plummets; sex becomes painful; orgasms become elusive.
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As a result, George becomes depressed, and her popularity plummets.
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How long does the patient take Lamisil before their mood plummets?
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" Here, the melody ascends slightly on "over," and plummets on "heels.
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In the absence of light and solar energy, the temperature plummets.
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Politics. As the midterms near and the governor's popularity plummets, Gov.
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Where abortion is legal maternal mortality plummets and families are healthier.
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However, when ranked for affordability alone, London's ranking plummets to 113th.
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When the economy stops, and GDP plummets, workers lose their jobs.
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As the birthrate plummets in South Korea, rural schools are emptying.
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Moments later, the rocket plummets and crashes near the launch site.
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The wave-themed ride features twists, turns — and five gravity-defying plummets.
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Then marvel as the cost of health care plummets for three reasons.
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WHEN the number of strikes plummets, something significant is usually going on.
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Moore's popularity plummets and Democrat challenger Doug Jones' soars on November 11.
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" In a matter of hours, the Dow Jones plummets "778 points, wiping
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He plummets through the air, leaving his stomach behind on the platform.
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The payroll grants will pay airline workers salaries as travel demand plummets.
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When detected in its latest stage, the survival rate plummets to just 14%.
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His popularity plummets after he mocks a young fan on a talk show.
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As traffic to publishers' home pages plummets, their dependency on referral traffic grows.
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If its stock plummets far enough, Pandora could be a great takeover target.
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Which will only happen when Trump's supporters abandon him and his popularity plummets.
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Orlando plummets from a 241-win team to a 236-win team, a.k.a.
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Insurance costs for transplant recipients are likely to skyrocket, while their coverage plummets.
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If he abuses the pardon power and his favorability plummets, he won't notice.
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Rain will begin tomorrow, before the mercury plummets below freezing again on Sunday.
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TechCrunch understands that Hotstar's popularity plummets significantly after the cricket season each year.
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It doesn't perambulate, but plummets with the graceful inevitability of a shot bird.
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But its standing plummets when pitted against the prospect of a government shutdown.
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Roubini said that "HODL nuts" will hold bitcoin until it plummets to zero.
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But their support plummets when they learn that Trump once backed the idea.
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As the cost of genetic sequencing plummets, more consumer genetics companies are popping up.
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After all, as soon as you notice the tech you're using, its productivity plummets.
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The Nasdaq plummets 763%, closing in its first bear market since the Great Recession.
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She points at the crowd, scowls and plummets to an inch from the floor.
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South Korea Dispatch As the birthrate plummets in South Korea, rural schools are emptying.
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But if the Latino response rate plummets in 2020, the undercount rate will soar.
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Then she's in mid-air, legs pedaling nothingness as she plummets fearlessly into the deep.
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With Jokic, the team has a +2000 net rating; without him, it plummets to -0003.
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And, unsurprisingly, when women are provided free birth control, the abortion rate plummets even more.
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Dexterity plummets when you're in MOPP gear, and your field of vision is drastically reduced.
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When turnout plummets — as it did in midterm elections in 22020 and 2100 — Democrats lose.
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The downsides: wrist soreness from autographing copies, bruised egos if the title plummets on Amazon.
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It's a vicious cycle: The more Bitcoin plummets, the more fervent and delirious people get.
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Drivers totally disengage from driving responsibilities, and the perceived cost of the their time plummets.
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Then you hear him shout "No!" or "Yeah!" or "Alright!" as he plummets to his doom.
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A study shows that when officers wear them, the use of force plummets over 50 percent.
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A black bird plummets to the ground and dies when the Kid arrives at Juniper Hill.
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The concert marked the club's last concert as business plummets due to fear of the coronavirus.
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Avi says he's sorry for killing that boy right as his plane plummets to the ground.
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As the price of U.S. soybeans plummets, it makes less sense for farmers to grow them.
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"Pepsi STOCK Plummets After CEO Tells Trump Supporters to 'Take Their Business Elsewhere'," trumpeted one such headline.
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Yet keeping up a Soviet veneer may not be easy without jobs, particularly as industrial production plummets.
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Sometimes, the data can be disappointing, or the FDA blocks a key drug and the stock plummets.
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When he's off, that number plummets to 34.8 percent (slightly lower than the second-ranked Boston Celtics).
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Clinton's support surges once you cross the state line from Oklahoma to Texas, but the turnout plummets.
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The Dow plummets 2,997 points, suffering its worst day since the "Black Monday" market crash in 1987.
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Among US Opens, Mr Woods and Mr McIlroy remain at the top, but Mr Koepka plummets to 65th.
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Of course, Littlefinger the Liar instead throws Lysa out of the hatch and she plummets to her death.
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United and American Airlines are temporarily suspending service to Hong Kong as business plummets (The Wall Street Journal).
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Blowing bubbles is fun in the summer, but it gets really interesting when the mercury plummets in winter.
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Each time renewing the PTC is up for debate in Congress, the number of planned wind projects plummets.
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The median number plummets to something as low as 0.00000000000000000000000000000000008 ( that's an eight preceded by thirty-four zeroes ).
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Now as the market skyrockets, then plummets in extreme volatility amid the coronavirus crisis, that may be endangered.
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But support for charter schools plummets to 30 percent if funding is taken away from traditional public schools.
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If you get stuck with a bunch of televisions or strollers or something, your hourly rate really plummets.
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Just image a day when your heart doesn't drop as your pricey phone plummets down to the concrete sidewalk.
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But if spending on the poor is branded as "welfare", conjuring up images of layabouts, support for it plummets.
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Which makes one wonder as trust in media plummets well below historic lows: Who's really watching the gatekeepers anymore?
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Crucial revenues from oil have declined as production plummets, and hyperinflation is expected to reach 13,000 percent this year.
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Other big gainers: The biggest decline in this year's rankings belongs to No. 27 Wyoming, which plummets 14 spots.
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He describes a landscape where panicked VCs are loading up on cash before the value of their investments plummets.
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So, even as their value plummets, traders sell bundles of assorted banknotes for up to three times their face value.
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But support plummets when they learn they could pay higher taxes or face longer waiting periods before seeing a doctor.
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In the winter, when the air quality plummets, he barely goes outside for fear of setting off his breathing problems.
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When you factor in inflation and consider that these phones were good for calling and little else, the value plummets.
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The two have very different economies and family policies, yet in both places, women's pay plummets after they have children.
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The light appears to be the burning plane, which plummets to the earth as a huge fireball illuminates the landscape.
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The rocket's return has none of the stateliness of its departure; the bright light plummets to the horizon with swift purpose.
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As the cost of space access plummets, BofAML joined Morgan Stanley among Wall Street investment banks bullish on the extraterrestrial industry.
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Many more are injured on roads, the casualty toll soaring in low-income nations even as it plummets in wealthier ones.
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When there's even a hint that your race can help or hurt your chances of success, support for affirmative action plummets.
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"The most common issue people run into when starting a gluten-free diet is fiber intake often plummets," Dr. Lebwohl said.
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The biggest factor in Texas' slippage is its economy, which plummets to No. 25 this year from No. 1 last year.
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Many international airlines have either reduced or cancelled service to China as travel demand to the region plummets due to coronavirus fears.
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Because Snapchat has fewer users than Facebook, and its user base is growing slowly, investors freak out and the stock value plummets.
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The social media platform is, as everyone has said innumerable times, deeply flawed, yet it blithely persists and routinely plummets to Earth.
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In the video, we can see Hadid take the jump and throw double rock-on hand symbols as she plummets towards earth.
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But when people are told that the proposal would "require most Americans to pay more in taxes," support plummets to 37 percent.
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Soon, though, her rating plummets, following an argument with her brother, a temper explosion at an airport, and other stress-related misfortunes.
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But, as the lira plummets in value, the greatest risks are borne by Mr. Erdogan's citizens, and not only in economic terms.
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As coronavirus fears skyrocket and the stock market plummets ... Soulja Boy's making a whole lot of money off a pretty clean gamble.
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As the cost of access to space plummets, Morgan Stanley anticipates the industry to follow in the steps of self-driving cars.
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Then the U.S.-Iran conflict flares up again but this time with American casualties, and Trump's already historically low popularity rating plummets.
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There appears to be second explosion before the jetliner plummets outside Tehran about 10 miles from where the last signal was sent.
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Many international airlines have either reduced or cancelled service to China as travel demand to the region plummets due to coronavirus fears.
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While Trump's approval rating plummets — to 22% as of early August — support for legal pot is on the upswing, according to Quinnipiac University.
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Trump's approval rating on handling hurricanes plummets Efrain Diaz saw the bridge tumble, and with it hopes for his business of restoring Corvettes.
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But when people are told that the proposal would "require most Americans to pay more in taxes," support plummets to just 37 percent.
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Profit at HSBC Plummets The turmoil surrounding the vote by Britain to leave the European Union has left one of its banks reeling.
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Sources familiar with the matter have told TechCrunch that Hotstar's user base plummets below 60 million after the conclusion of IPL each year.
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The death of "OK boomer" just goes to show that when a meme starts getting taken too seriously, its comedic stock value plummets.
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"The value of a timeshare plummets the minute you buy it, and it depreciates faster than any car you've ever bought," said Weir.
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What does it matter if inequality rises, faith in institutions plummets, social trust declines, government becomes dysfunctional and our society is bitterly divided?
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Seattle-based Amanda Manitach's 30-foot-tall, intricate graphite drawing "Frances Farmer Defends Herself" (2016) plummets down a gallery wall like a waterfall.
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The point of social networking is to interact with real people and engage with legitimate content; once that is called into question, engagement plummets.
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But as their plan takes a merciless turn, Anna plummets into a world dominated by a shadowy organization with bloodthirsty ideas about divine suffering.
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It plummets your emotional response to sadness because it becomes a portrait of what could have been and the reality of what is: loss.
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As Venezuela's production plummets because of political problems, and as renewed American oil sanctions on Iran bite further, the Saudi influence will be amplified.
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Brownfield said that the focus had shifted from cocaine to heroin trafficking as cocaine use plummets and heroin use skyrockets in the United States.
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He also told her that when she gets stressed, her already drastically low amount of serotonin plummets, causing her to become even more depressed.
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Watch: PVH plummets, tariff hikes on Chinese kegs and mattresses, Tesla gets a price cut at Barclay's and the NBA Finals kick off in Toronto
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This can cause mild annoyances like hives or itchy eyes, or life-threatening issues like anaphylaxis, where blood pressure plummets and airways start swelling shut.
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With John Wall on the floor, the team has an offensive rating of 111.4; put him on the sidelines, and that number plummets to 99.0.
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Even Hotstar's monthly user base plummets below 60 million in the months following the cricketing season, people familiar with Hotstar's internal figures have told TechCrunch.
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While Virginia is increasingly Democratic — Mr. Obama carried it twice — voter turnout plummets when it holds its governor's election the year after a presidential vote.
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They spoke about long and punishing hours, how morale plummets as the holiday season goes on, and why the holidays still make them feel guilty.
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San Francisco's public transit system is shifting to buses-only as ridership plummets amid a regionwide shelter-in-place order to contain the coronavirus disease.
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White and Asian workers have the highest rates of access to remote work, but the rate of telecommuting access plummets among black and brown employees.
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American Airlines said on Wednesday that it would cancel some of its flights to China, joining rival United as demand plummets amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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Public support for "Medicare for All," for instance, plummets once people learn that it means they'll be forced to give up their current health plan.
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Read: Monarch butterfly population plummets in California You can help the insects in your garden by letting the grass grow longer and sowing some wildflowers.
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The chances that an inmate will survive a relapse after being released from custody plummets, while the chances that he or she will overdose skyrockets.
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A: A New York City apartment can feel downright tropical in winter, with the indoor temperature soaring even as it plummets to single digits outside.
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They are advertising because they are told to, Cramer said, or at least until it doesn't work or Snap's stock really plummets and investors walk away.
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And in case the price of a coin skyrockets or plummets, you can place limit orders to set a price where you automatically buy or sell.
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A video shared on social media shows the aircraft spiraling as it plummets into the ground in Sanaa, then locals gathering around it as it burns.
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Fewer than 25% of people have a "great deal" of trust for social media as news sources overall, and that number plummets to 12% for Facebook.
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But that self-assurance plummets to 52 percent for women when it comes to more complex investing, a 16 percent gap from men, the study found.
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When you stay in a role that's completely uninspiring, your self-worth plummets, she says, and your lack of motivation is easily detectable to your manager.
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Yet the patients still were having thousands of episodes of ventricular tachycardia, during which a heart may beat 200 times a minute as blood pressure plummets.
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Airlines this week announced deep cuts to their schedules through the summer — their most lucrative season — in a bid to cut costs as travel demand plummets.
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Favorability plummets from 56% to 37% once respondents are told it would eliminate private health insurance companies, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation's January tracking poll.
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In every film, he plummets from a great height, bloodied by bullets from aircraft, and he lands with a whump on the New York City pavement.
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Car makers and auto parts companies want to make sure you'll need them to get around, even when urban car ownership plummets, as expected in coming years.
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The scene plummets away from you, leaving you disoriented yet giddy and just a bit unsettled as you try to make sense of just what you're seeing.
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Rather than opening homeless shelters only when the temperature plummets, the city offers every homeless person emergency shelter every night and then helps them find stable accommodation.
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Eric Greitens of Missouri, or minors, in the case of allegations about the Alabama politician Roy Moore, are involved, the level of tolerance by the public plummets.
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As the ability to profit off of traditional porn plummets in a rapidly changing x-economy, the industry is especially open to twisting norms or shocking sensibilities.
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As the US economy plummets, with mass layoffs and businesses across the country closed until further notice, it seems patience in the White House is wearing thin.
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Once the fuel is spent, a rocket stage plummets to Earth, a quick demise to a complex machine that cost tens of millions of dollars to build.
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According to the Met Office, the storm underwent bombogenesis, which occurs when the central pressure in a storm plummets by at least 223 millibars in 22017 hours.
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Once the fuel is expended, a rocket stage plummets to Earth, a quick demise for a complex machine that cost tens of millions of dollars to build.
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As the Dow plummets and investors look for safe havens, the spotlight has shone on some of the fastest-growing internet names, such as Facebook, Netflix and Google.
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Morgan Stanley still has a worst case scenario model where Tesla's stock plummets to $115 – a level Jonas admitted is difficult to see happening after the company's rally.
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The spacecraft then travels south from there, getting a close-up view of Saturn's clouds as it plummets from 45,000 miles above the atmosphere to just 4,200 miles.
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In Slovakia, one of the six markets subjected to the trial, publishers have already seen some of the most dramatic plummets in reach and engagement they've ever recorded.
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As volatility plummets, some traders are starting to bet things have gotten too quiet on Wall Street and turbulence will return to the markets as the summer ends.
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CBS reported that Iranians have held protests across the country ahead of the new sanctions and as the nation's currency plummets, blaming Iran's leaders for the economic situation.
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The two years after a transplant are the riskiest time for a relapse; after two years that likelihood plummets, and after five years, a patient is considered cured.
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With pleasing people and the culture of entitlement, you are only a step away from doing something that will displease them, elicit negative emotions, and the productivity plummets.
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The current video intends to step up the scrutiny on messages directed at girls and how those impact their self-confidence, which plummets at puberty, Always research shows.
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Things slow down considerably after Columbus Day, when many bars and restaurants close until spring and the population plummets to about 15,000 from its summer peak of 115,23.
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Web traffic from desktop computers plummets on weekends as people spend most of their time on mobile once they leave the office on Fridays, according to a Parse.
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So, if ridership plummets, that argument becomes harder, especially if government budgets become stressed bailing out all the other at-risk businesses and populations that need more money.
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After an eyewitness sees a gun, for example, his or her ability to describe what a perpetrator looks like plummets, a phenomenon known as the weapon-focus effect.
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On campus, where Westminster's motto is "spectemur agendo," or "let us be judged by our deeds," many students said that they were skittish, particularly if future enrollment plummets.
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Alongside cost cuts, the company's incoming CEO will need to face the harsh reality of a car market in sharp decline, as demand plummets in China and India.
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So if a market correction does take place and the stock plummets, the investor loses value significantly — and that's value the company did not earn operationally to begin with.
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Oil's recent dip back into the $30s per barrel may be enough to get some OPEC members to curb their bickering and consider joint action — if crude plummets again.
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Be smart: One of the biggest dangers to Trump's reign is that if Mueller acts or public support plummets, he suddenly could be lonely in his own White House.
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The rate of change in these fields has become not just incremental, but exponential, as one technology builds upon another, extreme miniaturization occurs, and the cost of manufacturing plummets.
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Strategists on both sides of the aisle caution that initial reservations can and almost always change as their fundraising spikes and plummets and their chosen candidates rise and fall.
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As the government prints more bolivars, their value plummets; the government recently released a 100,000-bolivar note, currently worth less than 50 US cents at the black-market rate.
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Similarly in the United States, some anti-Trump pundits have been forecasting economic decline and doom for three years straight as the economy continues to grow and unemployment plummets.
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The legally-binding HFC agreement may help most in areas like the Arctic, where warming is already leading to widespread environmental shifts as sea ice cover plummets to record lows.
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Moreover, if they quit cold turkey and their tolerance plummets, they're more vulnerable to overdose if they relapse and try to shoot up what used to be their regular dose.
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Oil's recent dip back into the $30s per barrel may be enough to get some OPEC members to curb their bickering and consider joint action — especially if oil plummets again.
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Indeed, judging from Uber's own app, the dependability of the service plummets precipitously once you move away from close-knit cities and into the wide blank spaces of the map.
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We're required to stay indoors as much as possible, but for local businesses that offer takeout, they're also hanging on by a thread as business plummets with the shut-down.
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The city and county of San Francisco's public transit system is shuttering its train and light rail services and replacing them with buses as ridership plummets amid a coronavirus pandemic.
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While for Park a snowy landscape is a winter wonderland not to be missed, "Before Morning" makes the case that home is the place to be when the temperature plummets.
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When you combine the slightly older population with a more diverse electorate, the voting power of young white voters plummets by as much as two-thirds compared with those early states.
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As confidence in the government's leadership abilities plummets, many economists have warned of a hit to consumer spending, investment and even gross domestic product, but foreign policy is at stake too.
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It was a shocking snub considering star Julia Louis-Dreyfus took home her sixth consecutive Emmy for the role in September, and as her character's political career plummets, the scripts soar.
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Energy stocks have been hammered as demand plummets amid the escalating coronavirus crisis, but moves by state actors to unleash a flood of supply are driving them decisively into the ground.
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It essentially gives analysts the chance to have it both ways: Make arguments for how Tesla's stock could soar while staying pessimistic in case the rally unwinds and the stock plummets.
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After Leeloo, played by Milla Jovovich with Cheeto-orange hair, plummets into his ride in the greatest wedgie-suit of all time, the two embark on a quest to save their world.
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And as the production from El Furrial and other fields plummets, the state oil company has to lean ever more heavily on Citgo, which is being forced to leverage to the hilt.
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As Gaza's buying power plummets, imports through Kerem Shalom are falling — from a monthly average of 2000,20143 truckloads last year to just 22014,2100 in January — which will only cut Hamas's revenue more.
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But a forthcoming paper by Mr Golby and Mr Feaver shows that, if Republican and Democratic respondents are told that the military establishment favours the rival party, their confidence in it plummets.
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A recession in Asia Pacific looks certain as economic activity plummets due to lockdowns meant to slow the coronavirus pandemic, but analysts say the recovery will be driven by pent-up demand.
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Go deeper: Map: Where Americans are hit hardest by Trump's trade war Trump kneecaps China trade talks by taking negotiations public U.S. farmer income plummets $11.8 billion as Trump trade war drags on
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Click here to view original GIFYouTube is filled with videos of drone pilots desperately trying to get their quadcopters back to dry land before the battery dies and it plummets into a lake.
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Markets Plummets After Brexit VoteAfter the UK voted on Thursday to leave the European Union, markets around the world reacted by taking a nosedive, with the Dow and S&P both falling dramatically.
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An old, uncorrected missile system in a decaying military base somewhere mistakenly fires sixty years from now, rockets off toward Australia… and plummets into the sea, missing its coastal target by several feet.
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We can see this in car purchases — whenever the price of oil (and hence, gasoline) plummets, Americans run out to buy SUVs and gas guzzlers, essentially assuming that gas will be cheap forever.
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So unless Kasich's support plummets before then, he could well draw enough votes to prevent Rubio from winning some states, or to push him under the threshold necessary to get delegates in other states.
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The company's stock then plummets, and every vendor and employee that has even the most tangential link to the controversy — of which there may be hundreds — hunker down, raise the drawbridge and lawyer up.
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In this latest video, which follows videos in 163 and 2015 that went viral showcasing how a girls' confidence plummets during puberty, girls are asked about the emojis that are available to represent them.
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Battery life on the 6X Pro Solar model plummets when used in always-on GPS and music mode, of course, dropping to about 63 hours with solar extending life by another hour or so.
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As the coronavirus outbreak spreads across China and the globe, much of the world has cut itself off from China, with airlines suspending routes to the country as demand for travel to the region plummets.
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It turns out that every time Io is eclipsed by mighty Jupiter (which happens for about 2 hours a day), the surface temperature plummets and the moon's sulfur dioxide (SO2)-rich atmosphere begins to deflate.
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Dallas-based certified financial planner Scott Stratton offers this scenario: The market plummets 270 percent the year that you retire and you start withdrawing 73 percent annually from what was previously a $27 million portfolio.
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The fast-spreading virus has killed 170 people and infected nearly 8,000, with global airlines suspending or scaling back direct flights to China's major cities amid an increase in travel warnings and as demand plummets.
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Psychoactive drugs are like certain recreational drugs: you can't just stop taking them all of a sudden or skip a dose; the anxiety, palpitations, and nervousness that result appear immediately, all while your mood plummets.
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Halting your investmentsWhile you might find yourself hesitant to part with your hard-earned cash as the market plummets, hoarding your money instead of investing might be a major mistake you end up regretting later.
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United Airlines, American Airlines, Air Canada, Cathay Pacific, Lufthansa and Finnair are among carriers that have cancelled some or all China flights as countries expand travel warnings and demand plummets due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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Art professor Elsa Schneider (Alison Doody) plummets to her death trying to reach for the cup after it rolls into a chasm, unable to shake a thirst (no pun intended) for power and her insatiable greed.
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Police are investigating more than 100 reports of sewing needles found in strawberries, which have forced farmers to dump fruit as demand plummets, and cast a shadow over an industry worth A$160 million ($116 million).
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According to Sanday, a startup has hit the inflection point once the recruiting team starts receiving resumes unsolicited, customer growth is outpacing what would be expected based on the team's marketing budget, and customer experience plummets.
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There's no way to know what happens if we cede control of these systems to an artificial intelligence, but we do know the likelihood of a person like Petrov stepping in to stop the madness plummets.
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A portion of that clenched mood plummets down the run with each racer, like unexploded ordnance, and detonates amid the pandemonium below, in a kind of steady bombardment of relief and adoration that reverberates for days.
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My lab, however, has also discovered a hitch in this paradigm: If you remove the list of words and ask test subjects to "read" the eyes alone, their performance plummets to about 7 percent on average.
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Winds also complicate firefighting efforts: If they're too strong, planes and helicopters can't accurately drop flame retardants, and if they're too light, smoke accumulates and visibility plummets, making it unsafe to fly too close to the conflagration.
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That, of course, would be Johnson's Davis Okuye, a primatologist whose prize subject -- a sign-language-fluent albino gorilla named George -- unluckily runs afoul of a pathogen that plummets from the sky, courtesy of an avaricious corporation.
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When that charismatic guy takes his foot off the gas, service plummets, because at the end of the day the staff just doesn't care, they've lost all pride in their work as the pressure grinds them to bits.
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For example, a 45-year-old man with private insurance might have a 51% chance of minimal disability a year after surgery if he has never smoked, but that success rate plummets to 26% if he's a smoker.
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The nuclear industry is in crisis, as many nations turn away from nuclear power after the 2011 Fukushima disaster and as the cost of renewable power sources plummets, making it a challenge for Westinghouse to find a buyer.
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Read more: Facebook plummets down list of best companies to work for after catastrophic year The scandals plaguing Facebook have come at a steady clip: User data was misappropriated for political ads, leading to the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
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Roughly 24 percent of black men polled by WSJ/NBC approve of Trump's efforts while in office (72 percent of black men disapprove), but that number plummets to 6 percent when black women are asked the same question.
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Making a warhead small enough to fit on a missile and protecting it as it plummets through the earth's atmosphere are two of the technologies needed to build a working ICBM that North Korea may not yet have mastered.
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Bayer-Monsanto: Project Gandalf The venerable "Lord of the Rings" wizard comes a cropper in the first book of J. R. R. Tolkien's epic when he plummets into a dark pit while taking on a large and ugly monster.
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Peabody would become the latest in a line of major coal miners, including Arch Coal Inc, to file for bankruptcy as demand for coal plummets both domestically and in global markets like China and amid competition from natural gas.
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At one point, Cuca plummets from a window in a cotton factory, but he's rescued by all the loose cotton in the air bunching up under him, into a cloudy floating pillow that lets him air-swim to safety.
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As Russia's foreign military actions continue to escalate, and the cost of a barrel of oil plummets to ever-more alarming depths, a happy ending to the contest between Mr Putin's regime and the oil price looks increasingly unlikely.
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For the first of 22004 weekly plummets, the unmanned probe has altered its trajectory, allowing it to maneuver through the 1,500-mile-wide gap between the planet and its rings, at a top speed of more than 76,800 mph (120,000 kph).
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If credit spreads widen dramatically, if mortgage rates go up, if the stock market plummets, that will have real consequences for household and business spending that will affect real G.D.P. growth, that will feed into the labor market and inflation.
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CALGARY, Alberta (Reuters) - Canadian Natural Resources Ltd said on Thursday it expects the Alberta government to ease mandatory oil production cuts this year, but the company could still delay new oil sands projects if the price of heavy crude plummets.
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Travel demand plummets as the unprecedented virus has spreadThe SARS outbreak initially seemed like it offered a useful model to predict the impact of COVID-19 on airlines, but it has become apparent that this time will be very different.
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THE HISTORIES OF the great fashion houses can feel a bit like myths themselves: the Icarus-like reaching for the pinnacles of beauty followed by plummets into debt or drugs; the forefathers cast aside to make way for the new generation.
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But when a social worker plummets to her death from his bedroom window — and he is the only witness — a supernatural thriller emerges, leading to the discovery that Tom is far more dark and devious, maybe even older, than he appears.
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Thus began a long roller coaster ride for the two countries, full of periodic upswings as friends when détente was in vogue, inevitably followed by precipitous plummets as foes that left the world shuddering about the prospects of a nuclear Armageddon.
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An EMAS is a bed of materials at the end of a runway designed to collapse under the weight of an airplane, gripping its tires and ideally bringing it to a stop before it plummets 1,000 feet off a ledge.
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The Murdochs are "leaning toward" taking Bill O'Reilly off the air at Fox News as his sexual harassment scandal deepens, his advertising revenue plummets and the family looks toward solidifying their planned takeover of European broadcaster Sky, per NY Mag's Gabriel Sherman.
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The two lines most likely to jump out at you, each of which represents one fiscal year (October-September instead of January-December), are the blue line that arcs high over the summer months and the orange line that plummets during the winter.
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It soars among Democrats and plummets among Republicans when, say, Obamacare survives, and vice versa when, say, the Court hands the presidency to George W. Bush after he lost the popular vote and was on his way to losing the recount in Florida.
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Delaware Woman Plummets 35 Feet to Her Death from Zip Line While Completing Her 'Bucket List' Deputies and first responders used ATV vehicles and hiked about two miles to reach the victims after the call came in at around 5:53 a.m.
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Read More Weight Watchers plummets 20%; Oprah loses $24M Yet Furhman believes investors overreacted to the news that the company expects to lose about 20 cents a share in the first quarter on the back of yet another year-over-year revenue decline.
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Some of the risks - such as those identified in the designs of the enormous parachutes that deploy when the capsule plummets back to Earth at supersonic speeds - are uncommon given how close SpaceX is to test flights, two of the people said.
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But, by detailing the benefits that nature can provide to people, and by trying to quantify what is lost when biodiversity plummets, the scientists behind the assessment are hoping to help governments strike a more careful balance between economic development and conservation.
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You need only to watch the video of the moment to see that: Mr. Goodgame's jaw plummets, his eyebrows jump to the brim of his graduation cap, and his eyes dart from side to side like he is searching — somewhere, anywhere — for comprehension.
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Security researchers who market in zero-days, and have even sold them to the US government, say privately the value of these previously unknown exploits not only plummets over time, but after they've been used once, intelligence agencies tend to treat them as worthless.
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As he haplessly plummets forward and backward through time, he continuously berates himself for failing to follow his plan, aware that even the slightest changes in the past could alter his future in 2029, to which he worries he will never be able to return.
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Other demonstrations have suggested rapid progress in mastering important technologies, such as solid-fuel rocket motors (allowing quick launches); miniaturisation of warheads (to fit on top of a missile); and re-entry vehicles (to protect a warhead as it plummets through the earth's atmosphere).
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You should also take a look at your own balance sheet, including how much you can realistically afford to invest in the company and whether you will be willing to stay invested if the stock plummets, said Winnie Sun, founder of Sun Group Wealth Partners.
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Overall, just 265 percent of small-business owners in the CNBC/SurveyMonkey Small Business Survey say they plan to add full-time staff in the coming year, and the number anticipating adding employees plummets to 20163 percent among those in the beleaguered retail trade.
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SYDNEY, March 25 (Reuters) - Virgin Australia Holdings Ltd said on Wednesday it was cutting 90% of its domestic capacity, temporarily grounding 125 aircraft, and putting 80% of its employees on leave until at least the end of May as demand plummets due to the coronavirus.
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Opinion One of the perks of being a Californian is that Hawaii is a quick, often affordable getaway: Without the need to escape frosty weather, we're free to visit during summer, when the surf lays down flat and the price of hotel rooms plummets.
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The simple answers to that question have already been observed — the British pound plummets to a record low in value, the economy contracts, and the country's political parties scrabble around in the wreckage of the current Conservative government to dial back on ridiculous promises they made.
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But in the years ahead, as the cost of hardware plummets and as systems on Earth learn to make better use of data, the growing number of star-struck entrepreneurs promise to relieve governments of the burden of space-age dreams with a torrent of innovation.
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The coronavirus pandemic has stoked concerns of a global economic recession as it spreads across the world, igniting one of the sharpest oil price plummets in the last 30 years and causing the biggest stock plunge on Wall Street since the stock market crash in 1987.
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CASH FLOW PLUMMETS A rise in Shell's debt ratio, or gearing, to 23.2% in its fourth quarter from 22019% in the previous quarter, added to the pressure on the oil company and van Beurden said it was likely to remain above its of 216.5% target this year.
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Despite the rivalry, many fans see similarities between the two sides, especially their respective plummets down the football league: "The fortunes of both clubs have taken a similar path, in terms of their battles against asset-hungry directors who saw [financial] opportunities," suggests Wrexham supporter Paul.
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On the next page, a golden meteor plummets toward Earth, is lodged deep underground during the Paleozoic era, erupts in a dinosaur-scattering earthquake, and then across various ancient civilizations is alternately worshiped, sculpted, erected, celebrated, crushed, sold, neglected, discovered, plundered and lost to the bottom of the sea.
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The Federal Aviation Administration waiver issued Wednesday was a key ask of the airlines, which, two sources familiar with the industry told CNN, have not yet asked for federal funding to help their bottom lines, even while forecasting many rough months ahead as demand for air travel plummets.
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LogMeIn stock plummets after CEO details 'missteps' in GoToMeeting integration Airbnb pushes back against registry in proposed short-term rental law Cambridge tells Bird to remove scooters pending permits Willow aims to emphasize its garment's more stylish design, hopefully taking some of the embarrassment out of the buying process.
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"We are working night and day on support and ideas to keep as much pay as we possibly can flowing to you — even if [it] gets worse from here and demand temporarily plummets to zero," United Airlines CEO Oscar Munoz and President, Scott Kirby wrote to employees on Sunday night.
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Following the sudden stop of public life in the last few weeks, as people stop eating out, seeking child care, traveling, buying homes and cars, and engaging in the thousand activities that spark a healthy economy, more waves follow, Klein writes: When the economy stops, and GDP plummets, workers lose their jobs.
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All the bad press and the bad moves caused the company's expected valuation to drop from $47 billion down to just $15 billion, so — It could come in as low as $10 billion, according to — It may value the office-sharing company below $43 billion dollars, and that is a fraction of the $47 billion — The value of WeWork plummets.
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All the bad press and the bad moves caused the company's expected valuation to drop from $43 billion down to just $15 billion, so — It could come in as low as $10 billion, according to — It may value the office-sharing company below $8 billion dollars, and that is a fraction of the $47 billion — The value of WeWork plummets.
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All the bad press and the bad moves caused the company's expected valuation to drop from $47 billion down to just $15 billion, so — It could come in as low as $10 billion, according to — It may value the office-sharing company below $8 billion dollars, and that is a fraction of the $47 billion — The value of WeWork plummets.
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And then he went and made a movie about a minister in a small church, working in the shadow of a much larger megachurch, who plummets into a dark night of the soul brought on partly by a growing feeling that what he's believed and taught all his life isn't a sufficient answer for the struggles of the world in which he lives.
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One of the victorious Democrats, Jason Crow, "became the poster boy for proudly pro-gun reform Democrats in twin late-season articles in the New York Times ('Bearing F's From the NRA, Some Democrats Are Campaigning Openly on Guns') and Washington Post ('Suburban Democrats Campaign on Gun-Control Policies as NRA Spending Plummets') summing up the new political dynamic in swing state suburbs," Yablon and Nass wrote.
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The rousing chorus goes: While my mother waters plants and my father loads his gun, He says "Death will give us back to God, Just like the setting sun Is returned to the lonesome ocean" As the plane plummets into the sea, the song's narrator is not frightened; he has lived a good life, and he understands that he is submitting to an inevitable and natural cycle.
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Those in favor of bringing Mr. Trump in for a rally argue that Mr. Gillespie will be linked to Mr. Trump regardless and, in a state where turnout plummets in nonpresidential years, that the president can jolt his supporters who may have been indifferent about the race or uneasy with an establishment-aligned candidate such as Mr. Gillespie, a former George W. Bush adviser and Republican National Committee chairman.
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Read more:'The most disruptive thing to hit markets in many years': 5 financial experts sound off on coronavirus chaos, and what it means for investorsDow plummets 1,000 points, erases gains for the year, as coronavirus fears rattle tradersVietnam is set to lose billions of dollars due to coronavirus, and it's already feeling the impact of the deadly outbreakA bar in Ho Chi Minh City bans Chinese customers, as coronavirus concerns spark anti-Chinese racism
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Read more:McDonald's, Chick-fil-A, and other fast-food giants are shutting down seating and emphasizing drive-thru orders amidst the coronavirus outbreakKFC debuts a dragon fruit burger with a pink bun in Vietnam, after the country struggled to sell excess fruit due to the coronavirus outbreakPhotos show the drastic measures Starbucks is taking to keep people from sitting and socializing in stores during the coronavirus outbreak'We have to be resilient': Tourism in Thailand plummets amidst the coronavirus outbreak
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