Sentence examples for has a precipitous from inspiring English sources

Remarkably, not only the process has a precipitous character, but its onset starts the sooner the greater the amplitude of the triggering pulse: (sqrt{mathrm{field} mathrm{amplitude}} timestau_{mathrm{onset}} approxmathrm{const}).

This woman, Mr. Allen said, was "a very high Upper East Side liver" who "had a precipitous drop and had to downsize radically".

I also look at the National Association of Purchasing Management's purchasing agents index, and that, too, had a precipitous drop for the last eight months, actually 10 months.

The new 8 p.m. show on MSNBC, hosted by Chris Hayes, had a precipitous falloff of 32 percent in total viewers from the former occupant at that hour, "The Ed Show," a year ago.

The company has had a precipitous drop from earlier heights before user growth became a key concern.

Both LVt and APRV pigs had a precipitous decline in MAP in the hour following injury with a steady decline thereafter (Table 1).

3. Green Bay had a precipitous drop in "sackage" during the 2011 campaign.

The UK, a spirited nation that until 1997 ruled an empire, has unquestionably had a precipitous decline geopolitically.

The college had a precipitous decline in enrollment and financial stability during and after the Great Depression, weathering the storm under five successive presidents.

The problem is that VMware's stock price has had a a precipitous drop since the deal was announced from a high of $72.27 on the day the deal was announced to $59.05 at the close on Friday.

Amid its revolutionary turmoil, Egypt has suffered a precipitous fall in foreign reserves and has trouble paying for fuel.