Sentence examples for precipitously declining from inspiring English sources

Anderson's thesis is that web browsers are precipitously declining as the dominant way of using the internet.

Mr. Yang's tenure has been marked by a precipitously declining stock price and the high profile collapse of a $44 billion acquisition offer from Microsoft last spring.

But then a recession came, along with persistent tax challenges by voters and precipitously declining ratings prompted by a boom in cable TV, leading some legislators to mutter about dropping the state subsidy for the network.

He said the UK was "the only country in the world to give bishops the right to sit in its Parliament" despite "precipitously declining support, as shown by the congregations declining and ageing for many decades".

Capital spending in the tar sands industry has declined precipitously, declining in 2013 to little more than half spending levels in 2012.

She asked for nothing beyond a weekly phone call until six months ago, when her mobility and energy precipitously declined.

Industry studies show that Netscape's share of the market -- about 50percentt when the antitrust trial opened two years ago -- has precipitously declined since then, though the precise estimates vary.

The drug had been found to cause kidney failure in vultures that ate carcasses of animals treated with the drug, and the populations of three vulture species had precipitously declined by 97% since the early 1990s.

In November 2011 Merton Simpson Jr. filed a petition in Manhattan Supreme Court to become his father's guardian, arguing that Mr. Simpson's condition had precipitously declined and that he was incapable of caring for himself.

Students who are not religious are more accepting of evolution overall, and as religiosity increases, acceptance precipitously declines (Figure 3).

When the payola stopped, Dr. Luthra's prescriptions for the Warner Chilcott drugs "precipitously declined".