Sentence examples for most precipitous drop from inspiring English sources

Since then it has shrunk by two-thirds, with the most precipitous drop in recent years.

Already, the economy of this oil-rich nation has shrunk by about half since 2014 — the most precipitous drop in recorded Latin American history.

Global financial markets swooned Thursday, with London seeing its most precipitous drop in nearly nine months, a day after Dubai stunned investors with the news that it was asking banks to allow its main investment vehicle, Dubai World, to suspend its debt repayments for six months.

Tokyo's Jasdaq collapsed by a third, the most precipitous drop in the index in six years.

The loss of the wild boar, the white antelope, and the leopard in the last 150 years caused the most precipitous drop in stability yet.

The most precipitous drop: Monte Zweben, the founder of Blue Martini, who saw 98% of his $1.4 billion fortune evaporate in less than a year.

Updated at 8.47pm BST 8.45pm BST "It seems to me that Bayern's form since winning the league is the most precipitous drop-off since...well, nothing comes to mind," stammers Simon McGrother, who's obviously not a Newcastle fan.

For the most precipitous drops, base yourself in Sorrento and drive across the peninsula to the coast from there.

Venezuela has one of the world's "highest inflation rates, worst misalignment of the exchange rate, fastest-growing debts and one of the most precipitous drops in productive capacity", as the former Venezuelan minister Moisés Naím put it.

"One of the most precipitous drops in happiness occurs around 13". Their discussions eventually evolved into Inside Out, the results of which have exceeded Keltner's wildest expectations: "I was blown away," he says.

It had flown the highest, and so it took the most precipitous fall.