Sentence examples for precipitously that from inspiring English sources

These add up to a small portion of total book value, but if they were to lose value precipitously that could certainly affect Moazami's projections.

"Hideaway" drops off so precipitously that it doesn't even have a closing sequence.

Farmers still climb to vineyards perched so precipitously that some are connected by ladders propped against the retaining walls.

The cost of developing the project has risen to £4bn; at every previous step, costs have risen so precipitously that it seems unlikely to stop there.

Some pulsars, such as the Crab and Vela pulsars, are losing rotational energy so precipitously that they also emit radiation of shorter wavelength.

In 2002, when he became chief executive, Time Warner stock had dropped so precipitously that the company was in danger of violating its debt covenants.

According to the reproductive society, about 20percentt of women now wait until after age 35 to start a family, despite the fact that fertility begins to drop off precipitously at that point.

The notion of charging by units of time was popularized in the 1950s, when the American Bar Association was becoming alarmed that the income of lawyers was falling precipitously behind that of doctors (and, worse, dentists).

"Everybody predicted our graduation rates would fall precipitously, and that did not happen," Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg said.

Relations between the region's nomadic peoples and the United States declined precipitously from that point onward.

Dr. David L. Keefe, the chairman of obstetrics and gynecology at New York University Langone Medical Center, said natural fertility rates for women declined gradually from ages 35 to 38 and more precipitously after that.