Sentence examples for changed precipitously from inspiring English sources

"The operational and financial outlook for airlines has changed precipitously and drastic measures are required if we are to avoid becoming the first economic casualty of the war".

It would be nice to have a better sense of what the rules of the road are and that the rules aren't going to change precipitously.

Thus, clinically occult lung edema might occur within the asymptomatic period of patients, which then changes precipitously with time after exposure, leading to respiratory failure and death.

In this part of the world (Ireland), the patient in the case above would be admitted, but the economic realities of the moment indicate that this will likely change precipitously over the coming months as there is a progressive failure to service demands.

That is a sound argument for not pushing change along precipitously.

Here's a climate conundrum: while scientists declared 2010 to be the hottest year on record, media mavens have been afire with the fact that US media coverage of climate change dropped precipitously, or as the popular Daily Climate blog put it, "fell off the map".

The story changed as they were proved wrong and as the government's obligations to prop up the financial system rose precipitously.

Instead, coverage of climate change has dropped precipitously.

No modern orchestra would dare to play as the Londoners played for Elgar: phrases precipitously step over one another, tempos constantly change underfoot, rough attacks punch the clean surface.

Graham says that if you've found a startup that you want to join, you should do it quickly, because things can change fast (and the amount of equity you can expect can drop precipitously).

I doubt this will be the last $199 printer we see – the price will soon fall precipitously and when HP gets into the mix things will really change – but even at $299 this seems like a nice little entry-level device.