Sentence examples for most precipitous shift from inspiring English sources

Researchers found Americans saw marijuana as less risky, and that the most precipitous shift in attitude happened around 2007.

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

This is a pattern seen across western Africa, where elephant declines have been most precipitous.

Mr. Kohl's fall from grace amounts to one of the most precipitous in modern European politics.

Armstrong was about to have one of the most precipitous, unceremonious downfalls in the history of sports.

In recent months, the company has suffered the most precipitous fall from grace in American business history.

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

The plunge of $115 in the price of oil from its peak last July to its nadir in December was the most precipitous the world has ever seen.

We traveled for about 12 hours along twisting, narrow gravel roads that hugged the most precipitous topography I have ever seen.

Mrs Arroyo herself has presided over the most precipitous decline, despite having pledged to put an end to tax-dodging and to restore the government's finances.

Newsweek, the once-venerable magazine that experienced one of the most precipitous declines in media over the last decade, is up for sale.