Sentence examples for precipitously enough from inspiring English sources

COMING off one of the worst years ever for the housing market, Connecticut has reason to be hopeful that 2010 will be better — chiefly because it is hard to imagine the economy sliding precipitously enough for sales to fall still further.

The largest volcanoes might cause short-term climate change profound enough to reduce agricultural production precipitously in many places at once.

(Picture book; ages 4 to 9) Wasn't it pain enough for him to fall so precipitously off the wall?

According to the C.D.C.'s Smith, condoms provide a high degree of protection when they're used consistently, but data shows that very few people use them consistently enough to derive a substantial benefit, and self-reported condom use falls precipitously when people are asked repeatedly if they're using condoms over an extended period of time.

Once again, the Riverside might be amazing but I've used enough downmarket FDM aka extrusion printers to know that once you pass a certain price point the quality falls precipitously.

Aid, too, is falling precipitously.

Blood fat levels dropped precipitously.

Then attention tailed off precipitously.

Tourism levels have dropped precipitously.

Real output and prices fell precipitously.

Then the flows will drop off precipitously.