Sentence examples for precipitous reversal from inspiring English sources
It is, medical experts say, a striking development in what has been a precipitous reversal of fortune for hormone therapy.
It's not hard to see why Shakespeare put "Timon" in his trunk: the play, in which the well-heeled Timon gives away so much money to his so-called friends that he ruins himself, can't decide if it's a comedy or a tragedy; its characters have humors but lack depth; the plot is thin, with few dramatic reversals, and Timon's trajectory from philanthropy to misanthropy is a precipitous straight line.
Consider a listener turning toward a new signal of interest: a precipitous drop in SNR could suggest to listeners that they were turning in the wrong direction, causing them to initiate a reversal.
It was a precipitous fall.
The reversal, after months of declines, suggests that production cuts by the OPEC cartel may be having an effect, along with growing tensions in the Middle East and the sentiment by traders that the precipitous drop in prices went too far.
Their fall has been precipitous.
Perspicacious or precipitous?
Fertility decline is not some precipitous event.
Monsignor Wallin's fall seems precipitous.
