Sentence examples for most precipitously from inspiring English sources

That number has been falling since 2005, but it fell most precipitously after President Obama was elected in 2008.

Dropping most precipitously were initial public offerings, which fell from 36, raising $935 million, in 1995 to just 14, raising $274 million, last year.

(Even if it means Facebook's corporate motto should really now read: 'Move fast and clone things'.) eMarketer couched U.S. Facebook usage in the 12 and 17 age-group as dropping the most "precipitously" — noting that while 81.9% of social network users in that age range are projected to use Facebook this year, the figure will slide to 76.2% by 2021.

Of the three patients, SUMA's viral load dropped most precipitously from the peak (Table S1, Fig. 6), and his CD4 count remained stable during the first 2 years of infection; it is possible that the combination of potent acute immune response, as originally proposed [5], coupled with the observed delay in viral escape seen here, contributed to early viral control.

A major emerging concern is bycatch in marine fisheries, which overlaps geographically with regions we found to be declining most precipitously (Bethoney et al. 2013; Cournane et al. 2013).

While the A1C and FPG levels of 5.5% and 5.8 mmol/l provide start points at which retinopathy prevalence increases most precipitously, A1C appears to discriminate between the presence and absence of retinopathy at least as well as FPG and offers some advantages over FPG.

Propelled by vehement anti-austerity rhetoric and uncompromising opposition to policies that have seen the disposable income of most Greeks drop precipitously, Syriza's fortunes have risen dramatically.

Angelshark numbers have declined precipitously across most of its range; it is now believed to be extinct in the North Sea and most of the northern Mediterranean, and has become extremely rare elsewhere.

It doesn't seem to be working; marriage rates are declining precipitously, though most Americans are still expected to marry.

Once the size of the contigs dropped below 400 bp the percentage of positive hits decreased precipitously and most of the contigs were observed to be trivial (i.e. containing only two or three sequences), so these contigs were not considered further.

In some cases particularly for the poorest and most disadvantaged, they have fallen precipitously.