Sentence examples for precipitous rise from inspiring English sources
He considers Banksy's precipitous rise to be a cautionary tale.
"You had a fairly precipitous rise in rates by the Fed, a move in oil that surprised most people.
Not surprisingly, the fortunes of window manufacturers are tied closely to housing construction and have followed the same precipitous rise and fall.
We might actually feel better now if we had endured years of mediocre but steady growth instead of a precipitous rise and fall.
Other people's Legos!" But the precipitous rise in Children's Museums has been accompanied by a corresponding uptick in a devastating new medical pathology, known as Daddy Dropsy.
The precipitous rise of U.S. gas prices was straight from an economics textbook: with refineries out of commission, the supply of gas shrank, while demand stayed the same, and prices jumped.
Five times during the cruise, RAD detected precipitous rises in the amount of radiation due to solar flares.
The rapid rise in single parenting has kept rolling along despite the just-as-precipitous rise in cohabiting -- no inverse correlation there.
"It just depends on how precipitous the rise is, how drastic the increase is".
The diabase-capped ridges between the valleys slope gently to the south (4° to 15° from the horizontal); the northern faces are precipitous; they rise 60-140 m above deep, cold lakes, creating an asymmetrical cross-section profile.
Solzhenitsyn's fall from official grace was almost as precipitous as his rise.
