Sentence examples for drop off precipitously from inspiring English sources

Then the flows will drop off precipitously.

Shark attacks will drop off precipitously now that Labor Day has come, because there will be less human flesh in the water to be bitten.

And rather than drop off precipitously like a summer blockbuster, attendance rates have leveled off to "a cruising speed of around one million visitors a year," said Juan Ignacio Vidarte, the Guggenheim's director, adding that the vast majority were from outside the Basque region, and more than half from other countries.

This sensitivity to value during deliberation but not at commitment in the rmPFC is reminiscent of single neurons in the parietal cortex that parametrically encode confidence about sensory signals but drop off precipitously at the choice point (Roitman and Shadlen, 2002).

Favre's play with the Jets dropped off precipitously late last season — as it had in his final few years in Green Bay.

After reactor accidents at Three Mile Island and Chernobyl, interest in nuclear engineering dropped off precipitously, according to Eric White, who directs Penn State's division of undergraduate studies.

Attendance was near-capacity during the first month of the run, but then dropped off precipitously.

But the loss of Skaggs leaves the Angels with no margin for injury because the team's organizational rotation depth drops off precipitously after Santiago.

All this tied to an album that debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard charts in November but dropped off precipitously in sales after that.

It's not exactly clear what went wrong or when, but the press coverage drops off precipitously after the company announced plans to move operations from New York to Hollywood in the late 1970s.

Satisfaction was similar across most payment levels (0 to 120 birr) but dropped off precipitously for payments over 120 birr.