Sentence examples for precipitous learning from inspiring English sources

There is a precipitous learning curve in coding but I guarantee, if you stick with it long enough, there will come a point when it starts to click.

Just learning, learning, learning.

"Based on this precipitous decline and what we learned in our conversations with the schools over the last two months, we do not believe that Washington Irving and Grace Dodge have the ability to improve quickly enough, and to the level that our students deserve," Marc Sternberg, the department's deputy chancellor for portfolio planning, said in a statement.

Don learns of the precipitous firing of his children's lifelong nanny while meeting with his accountant about selling the house in Ossining and the place in California where Anna Draper was living.

But during a routine checkup, Finger learned his easy bruising was caused by a precipitous drop in blood platelets.

British authorities also said today that they had learned from Russian officials that the Kursk is not lying at such a precipitous angle as they had thought.

As for this year's precipitous drop, city and state officials attribute it to a new set of tougher learning standards known as the Common Core that are aimed at encouraging higher-level thinking.

It was a precipitous fall.

Their fall has been precipitous.

Perspicacious or precipitous?

Fertility decline is not some precipitous event.