Sentence examples for precipitously compared from inspiring English sources
In September and October, sales of women's apparel fell precipitously compared with the same months the year before.
Enrollment for new members dropped "precipitously" compared with the past several years, Lehman continued.
BAGHDAD, Oct. 1 — The number of violent civilian deaths in Iraq dropped precipitously in September compared with the previous month, an Iraqi government official and an independent monitoring group said Monday.
In addition, the increased affinity of LigAVar7'-13-GBD or LigBCen7'-12-GBD could be attributed to the precipitously reduced enthalpy compared to LigAVar7'-12-GBD or LigBCen7'-11-GBD.
But by late fall, advertising at Mr. Rector's publications had dropped so precipitously -- by 50percentt compared with a year earlier -- that he feared falling behind in his $2,000 monthly payments.
A study of advertising during the 1981-82 recession found that sales at firms that increased advertising or held steady grew precipitously in the next three years, compared with only slight increases at firms that had slashed their budgets.
However, there is no evidence that they did so more precipitously in this trial compared to other pediatric trials, where antibody decay profiles are consistent with a half-life of 6 to 8 weeks.
Effectiveness of community-based rehabilitation after traumatic brain injury for 489 program completers compared with those precipitously discharged.
However if only a single frame was shown, performance dropped precipitously as blur level increased compared to the full action sequence.
If the student's grades go down precipitously or their schedule looks light compared to previous years, colleges will have a clear cut reason to take a "pass".
His newspapers are mostly owned by hedge funds and investment banks, which are not known for patience, and part of the reason that the percentage of digital revenue is rising so fast is that the print revenue that it is compared with is dropping so precipitously.
