Downward Movement

There's been a ...... in internal sales this quarter.
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The Prime Minister has announced that a further plunge ...... exports might well mean that the economy could slip into a downturn again.
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A plunge ...... 16.3 per cent seems to be a bit too much for my taste.
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Several international companies are expected to suffer a plunge ...... revenues this year.
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A serious plunge ...... the cost of living would do us all good, wouldn't it?
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There's no point talking about such silly stuff when we've got a plunge ...... 6.6 per cent on our hands now.
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The short period of recovery was soon followed by a massive plunge ...... the real estate sector.
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I suppose we're being punished for our last month's good performance. We've seen a plunge ...... nearly 10.3 per cent on last quarter.
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I wouldn't really call it a decline. Quite the contrary, a plunge ...... 7.9 per cent is just that -- a plunge.
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Mr Davidson, our newly appointed CFO, believes there will be a plunge ...... the company's profits at the end of the year.
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