Sentence examples for precipitously falling from inspiring English sources

By all accounts, the chemical industry and the entire U.S. economy are withering under precipitously falling consumer and customer demand.

Over the last 100 years, Argentina's place in the hierarchy of nations dropped precipitously, falling behind not only Europe but also many of the growing countries in Asia.

And as Erdogan chairs the G20 this year, the irony of Erdogan overseeing the G20's Anti-Corruption Action Plan isn't lost on anyone -- especially as Turkey's Corruption Perceptions Index rankings have slipped precipitously, falling more than any other country in last month's index findings.

The West began to avert its gaze once the surge and the Sunni Awakening of 2006 to 2008 began to halt the country's sectarian butchery, and the American military's body count, too, began to precipitously fall.

Number of films: 5. Once upon a time, he was Marvel's franchise character, but over the course of five Sony films, his fortunes rose and then (precipitously) fell. .

The value of the acquisition has dropped precipitously this week, falling even lower today.

The war in Vietnam dragged on, the economy declined precipitously, cities fell toward bankruptcy, the country hung on the edge of a new race war over school bussing.

Aid, too, is falling precipitously.

As it is, new discoveries are also falling precipitously.

Opinion polls show public support for the government falling precipitously.

Most of the stocks peaked on Sept. 23 and started falling precipitously.