Sentence examples for precipitous increase from inspiring English sources

The dean, Freddye L. Hill, called that "a precipitous increase".

In 2008 the American Association of Wine Economists published The Sideways Effect: A Test for Changes in the Demand for Merlot and Pinot Noir Wines, establishing with terrifyingly complex equations the "precipitous" increase in pinot noir sales.

"No other country has seen such a precipitous increase in reported syphilis cases in the penicillin era," wrote the co-authors, who are from American, Chinese and British medical schools.

New York City also experienced a precipitous increase following election day 2016.

Synaptic activation as a result of cortical stimulation can also first be detected in these interneurons near the end of the second postnatal week [30], the same time period in which we see a precipitous increase in PNN expression.

For example, Williams 30 showed in a meta-analysis that there was a precipitous increase in relative risk for CVD in the lowest quartile of cardiorespiratory fitness.

WHEN Long Islanders vote Tuesday on budgets for their 126 school districts, all but a few will face proposals for moderate to precipitous increases.

Precipitous increases in the prices of staples like rice (up more than a hundred and fifty per cent in a few months) and maize provoked food riots, toppled governments, and threatened the lives of tens of millions.

Service programmes report precipitous increases in both of these extreme household forms (Arnab & Serumaga-Zake, 2006).

It has been suggested that precipitous increases in endogenous opiates secondary to short-lived stress may explain the joys of elective risk-taking behavior [ 54].

When the city in 1970 passed Local Law 30, which governs rent increases for rent-controlled tenants, it devised a formula that would protect tenants from precipitous rent increases while recognizing the property owner's right to earn a return on his investment.