Sentence examples for any precipitous from inspiring English sources

"We don't expect any precipitous developments at the meeting," Mr. Denton said.

And I think there is agreement not to take any precipitous actions.

"We see no reason why your office should feel the need to take any precipitous action".

The United States might weather a sell-off or even benefit from the drop in the dollar's value, but any precipitous move could further disrupt the skittish financial markets.

Gen. Pervez Musharraf, Pakistan's president, condemned the terrorist acts and in a television address today said he wanted to warn "against any precipitous action by the Indian government against Pakistan".

In an hourlong interview with The New York Times, the general argued against any precipitous withdrawal of forces in July 2011, the date set by President Obama to begin at least a gradual reduction of the 100,000 troops on the ground.

But a lower dollar is the less desirable alternative because the markets' behavior is hard for any government to control, and a precipitous fall hurts everyone.

There was a 19percentt rise in anti-Muslim hate crimes — the largest jump against any group — since the previous year, which also saw a precipitous rise.

The bewildered owner of a small portfolio of common stocks sat shaken one recent afternoon, when the stock market had taken a precipitous decline, and wondered out loud whether the market was any place for the small investor anymore.

It was a precipitous fall.

That would not be a precipitous withdrawal.