Sentence examples for precipitous increases from inspiring English sources

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].

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.

The country has seen a precipitous increase in reported syphilis cases over the past two decades, particularly in Guangdong Province, the largest province in South China [ 6, 7].