Sentence examples for would be precipitous from inspiring English sources

In a rise that would be precipitous even by the standards of "Mad Men," he was a managing director by the age of 24.

However, when facing contradictory evidence on the relationship between unemployment and health behaviours, it would be precipitous to conclude that differences are due simply to a better or worse adjustment for the effects of selection.

Her exit would be a precipitous fall for a trusted lieutenant of Mr. Dimon.

Mr. Angelantoni, 40, came to his concern about peak oil from an interest in climate change, because he felt its impact would be more precipitous.

At a news conference earlier, Obama reaffirmed that US troops would begin transferring responsibility for Afghan security to local forces in July 2011 but said there would be no "precipitous drawdown".

Although prices have already fallen by 23% from their peak, they remain well above fair value and the dire state of the Spanish economy, where a quarter of the workforce is unemployed, suggests that prices will keep diving.Such drops would be more precipitous still were it not for the cushioning effects of ultra-low interest rates on European mortgage-holders.

The result would be a precipitous decline in the cost of title insurance, and eventually the replacement of the industry with an automated system open to all market participants.

But she said making the regulations permanent would have been precipitous, as so many major cultural organizations were opposed.

The fall can be precipitous.

Vast carnage resulted from such unwillingness to be "precipitous".

That would be the most precipitous slump in the European Union since the economies of the now 28-nation bloc began to shudder under the impact of a rolling debt crisis more than three years ago.