Sentence examples for increased precipitously from inspiring English sources

Mr. Binder of Bellmarc Realty pointed out that interest rates have not increased precipitously.

The gap between the borrowing costs for the federal government and the banks, as reflected by the Libor, has narrowed since it increased precipitously after the failure of Lehman Brothers.

Upon deflation, RV output, pulmonary vascular resistance, RV systolic transmural and diastolic pressures increased precipitously.

22, 28 Global dengue incidence has increased precipitously over the last five decades and severe dengue cases have also expanded.

The alveolar-arterial oxygen partial pressure gradient (P A-a O2) increased P A-a O2ously wincreasedin of etorprecipitouslytration.

We identified one direct cause of the compromise of alveolar-arterial oxygen exchange: immediately after etorphine administration pulmonary vascular resistance also increased precipitously and pulmonary hypertension developed.

The mixing ratios of these absorbers are considered to increase precipitously with decreasing the altitude below the cloud top (Pollack et al, 1980).

The associated high rate of cross-slip leads to extremely intense forest hardening and a dislocation density that increases precipitously with plastic strain to the extent that brittle cleavage is a natural consequence.

The mixing ratios of both SO2 and the unknown absorber are considered to increase precipitously with decreasing altitude below the cloud top (Pollack et al., 1980; Bertaux et al., 1996), and thus the spatial distributions of these species should also be sensitive to vertical air motions.

The mixing ratios of both SO2 and the unknown absorber are considered to increase precipitously with decreasing the altitude below the cloud top (Pollack et al, 1980; Bertaux et al., 1996), and thus the spatial distributions of these species should be sensitive to vertical air motions (Titov et al, 2008).

Compared with Western populations, the prevalence of overweight and obesity in Asia is relatively low, but it is increasing precipitously in parallel with economic development and rapid urbanization.