into a tailspin

The project went into a tailspin and we did not meet our deadline.

Just a few weeks later, the economy went into a tailspin.

But human development in and around the area threatens to send this fragile ecosystem into a tailspin.

The financial crisis that sent many economies into a tailspin also had a major impact on migration flows around the world.

The growing conviction in the markets that the Fed might be preparing for a pause sent the dollar into a tailspin this week.

As the ink was drying on our check, the company went into a tailspin, and before long our preferred dividend was no longer being paid.

to tumbling profits at COMPAQ Computer sent the stock market into a tailspin yesterday, particularly the over - the - counter market.

Any stress or sudden change in her life at one time would send Saks into a tailspin psychologically.

The demographic clock that was ticking before the Great Recession didn't stop when the economy went into a tailspin.

Worn-out consumers battered by job losses, shrinking nest eggs have retrenched, throwing the economy into a tailspin.

The surprise passage of the law threw the online gambling industry into a tailspin .

But the trick is to do this without sending Japan's relations with China into a tailspin.

And any glitch in earnings--and every company has glitches, no matter how steady it is over all--could send these stocks into a tailspin.

The consumers will hunker down further and pull back spending, sending the economy into a tailspin.

threw our economy into a tailspin, and led us into this mess in the first place.

The figures mean that the US economy has lost 4. 4m jobs since it plunged into a tailspin in December 2007.

In 2007, before the financial crisis sent global trade into a tailspin, 16. 4% of U. S. imports came from China. .

But when the markets went into a tailspin in August, volatility suddenly surged;