Sentence examples similar to somewhat more precipitous from inspiring English sources
That is somewhat more complicated in this case, because precipitous changes in the middle of a war could mean a loss of continuity and institutional knowledge.
A Saudi decision to constrain production is somewhat more likely sooner or later, given the precipitous decline in government revenues.
Wayne's descent is even more precipitous.
His fall could hardly have been more precipitous.
But this drop was more precipitous for men.
Weiner was somewhat more forthright.
A somewhat more subtle mistake.
By the time he choreographed In the Middle Somewhat Elevated for Sylvie Guillem and the young stars of Paris Opera Ballet in 1987, it was clear that he was a man who was ready to push ballet into new worlds, making its angles sharper, its balances more precipitous, and its impact more daring.
That was more precipitous than the collapse in America that followed the dotcom bust in 2000.
But already, there are signs that the decline will be even more precipitous.
