Sentence examples for Precipitous drop-off from inspiring English sources

After the top five Pacers, there is a precipitous drop-off in talent.

Taken together, it would represent a sharp turn from the precipitous drop-off in congressional oversight since President Barack Obama left office.

That survey, based on data compiled from 1995 to 1997, found a comparably precipitous drop-off after age 65 in computer ownership and Internet use.

When city financial officials warned about the precipitous drop-off in camera revenue in September, maintenance concerns never figured into city officials' public explanations for the shortfall.

PLAYBOY -- The child of Hugh Hefner may not have suffered the precipitous drop-off of some of the other mature magazines, but growth is nonexistent.

Updated at 8.47pm BST 8.45pm BST "It seems to me that Bayern's form since winning the league is the most precipitous drop-off since...well, nothing comes to mind," stammers Simon McGrother, who's obviously not a Newcastle fan.

His department has introduced a new policy to focus £1bn invested over five years through grassroots funding body Sport England on 14- to 25-year-olds in a bid to address the precipitous drop off in sports participation when pupils leave school.

After Jermain Defoe's departure through injury, following his sterling start to his Toronto career, was followed by an even more alarming, if briefer, absence for Michael Bradley, the precipitous drop off in expectations from Toronto's plan A to plan B has been reflected in the results.

The captain of our trawler waited until an hour before our departure to determine that we could go, and we pulled slowly away from the fishing village of Portmagee, with its red, blue and yellow storefronts, and chugged past mountainsides where cows grazed in pastures so steep, with such precipitous drop-offs to the bay below them, that I braced myself for a bovine avalanche.

Comparisons of human and rodent genomes, thought to have split ∼100 MYA [78], yield many novel regulatory elements, while extending divergence to mammals and birds (∼310 MYA [79] [80]) causes a precipitous drop off in the ability to detect motifs [81] [82].

The uncomfortable and precipitous mid-afternoon energy drop-off has disappeared.