Sentence examples for rapidly fallen from inspiring English sources

Burress's stock has quietly, but rapidly, fallen in recent days.

Another company that has rapidly fallen from grace is Misuzu Audit, formerly ChuoAoyama PricewaterhouseCoopers.

The Mets beat the Houston Astros, 7-3, at Shea Stadium last night, but Glavine's mishap is more of an indication of how it is going these days for the Mets, who have rapidly fallen out of the National League East race and appear headed for another sub-.500 finish.

The first thing she pointed out was that I had very rapidly fallen into a state of deep sleep.

These stocks had rapidly fallen out of favor with the onset of a rash of IPO's and secondary offerings and insider sales in these sectors, with investors rotating away from them to so-called "value" stocks with far lower P/E ratios (and far lower earnings growth).

Although nearby Chlemoutsi continued to play a role as a military stronghold until the 19th century—it was garrisoned by the Venetians during the Ottoman Venetian War of 1463 79, and attacked by the Knights of Malta in 1620 Glarentza itself seems to have rapidly fallen into obscurity under the Ottomans, apparently declining as the maritime links with Italy were severed.

A1 Titanic's Fallen Condition The Titanic is rapidly falling apart.

And things rapidly fall apart.

In fact, it was rapidly falling apart.

As the number of connections rises, the probability rapidly falls.

"We are rapidly falling behind other countries," he told me.