"But they are not inclined to act in a precipitous way and they want to find a way to reach an accommodation consistent with their principles".
Throughout this process, it's important that no party to this election act in a precipitous manner or distort an existing voting pattern in an effort to misinform the public.
(Many executives found fault with Alexander's precipitous and unattractive post-conquest, third-act decline).
But while the US political class looks to have met at least the most urgent of its financial deadlines, when it comes to climate change, the world faces an even more precipitous calamity should we fail to act.
But, turning directly to the war toward the end of his remarks, he said a precipitous withdrawal "would be an unconscionable act of betrayal, a stain on our character as a great nation".
But 2016 saw a precipitous drop in the number of executions in the state.
"All Shook Up" traces the arc of Elvis's life and career, from his childhood in Mississippi through his meteoric rise to music and movie star to his almost equally precipitous decline into a washed-up Vegas lounge act.
Another essential indicator, the 2004 Coachella Festival, demonstrated a precipitous drop-off in electronic music, with only two acts, Basement Jaxx and Kraftwerk, anywhere near the top of the line-up.
Citing precipitous drops in beluga catches and the low number of large, sexually mature females in the Volga and other rivers entering the Caspian, several conservation groups last week petitioned the United States Fish and Wildlife Service to halt beluga caviar imports by adding beluga to the list of species protected under the Endangered Species Act.
The probable reason for the increase is a resurgence in the seal population, which has been recovering over the past four decades since enactment of the Marine Mammal Protection Act, which outlawed a kind of hunting that caused the seals' precipitous decline.
