Marginal cost for many products is going to take a nosedive.
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But as the spring arrives and plants reactivate, concentrations take a nosedive.
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When we start going back in time things really take a nosedive.
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Their departure made national headlines and caused Marvel's stock to take a nosedive.
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And companies across the board could take a nosedive for any number of reasons.
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But this past summer, Earth scientists were startled to see Antarctic sea ice take a nosedive, too.
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In the long run, discipline will control the damage to your portfolio when the averages take a nosedive.
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The plane begins to take a nosedive toward the ground with its afterburner engine still firing at full tilt.
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If it weren't for all the player spectators, tournament scale would take a nosedive, with diminishing populations and prize pools.
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Cable news networks are making billions off the 2016 presidential election, even as the media's approval ratings take a nosedive with the public.
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Otherwise I wouldn&apost be able to earn the rewards, my credit score would take a nosedive, and I&aposd be responsible for paying a balance that&aposs accruing interest.
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With Duncan furious with Annette for keeping his parentage a secret, and Bill Shepherd (Greg Kinnear) denouncing Duncan as not "one of us," this fractured fam just saw their power take a nosedive.
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Sex on TV: Less impact on teens than you might think So, if there is no epidemic of age-related frigidity, why would sexual quality of life take a nosedive in later life?
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"With efforts to reduce HSFO supplies in full swing now, there will be pockets of tightness from now until the very last day of the year, when demand will take a nosedive," said Energy Aspect's Nah.
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"There's nothing more we can do with interest rates," he said, predicting the Federal Reserve will hike rates at its December meeting to provide dry powder to cut if the economy were to really take a nosedive.
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Several health-care and pharmaceutical distribution companies saw their stock take a nosedive following recent reports of Amazon potentially getting into the space, but it will likely take some time before those concerns turn into real threats.
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If that person misses a payment or uses too high a percentage of their credit in a given month, that will also be reflected on your credit history and could actually make your score take a nosedive.
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Flying has take a nosedive in the past few years, with extra fees for everything from luggage to six more inches of legroom — not to mention the horrifying security line waits that have people in some airports camped out for hours (waiting on those fixes, TSA).
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Campaign manager Kevin Sheekey confirmed Bloomberg would participate in the debate in a Tuesday morning tweet: Former vice president Joe Biden has seen his support take a nosedive following Bloomberg's entry into the race and two poor showings in Iowa and New Hampshire, and sits in third at 133 percent. Sen.
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