Sentence examples for sort of precipitous from inspiring English sources

But isn't that sort of precipitous?

What looms above this is fear of the Iraq example and the fear of undertaking some sort of precipitous action on the basis of evidence that later turns out to have been embellished or fabricated.

This sort of precipitous drop can reflect gyrations in the  price of gas.

I sort of agree.

Estate agents say this sort of gentle meddling ought to slow the precipitous price increases without strangling the property market's recovery.What monetary policy cannot do is fix the deeper problem which is that houses will remain least affordable in the places where most jobs are being created.

The images here constitute a requiem for an American empire in a state of precipitous decline.

It also matches Homer's description of "precipitous promontories" that jut into the sea.

His spectacular views of precipitous rocks and waterfalls influenced Dutch landscape painting.

Sort of.

But this is the sort of intensity the university wanted when it brought Simmons back to his alma mater to turn around a program on a seven-season losing streak, a skid accompanied by a precipitous decline in home attendance.

Well, sort of fearless.