precipitously

She could not figure out why he had left so precipitously.

Maybe that was why the man had left so precipitously.

"That is why I had to leave our friends so precipitously."

They want to act, and he is trying to keep them from acting precipitously.

By all accounts, the new President has not decided whether to act precipitously.

Television ratings were down precipitously in the last five years.

"They either stop or move on to another area, and the cost drops precipitously."

Could that be why the Enterprise had been brought here so precipitously?

I just wanted to make certain that you had not acted precipitously.

But while she has been away, sales have fallen off precipitously.

But within the next two years, the annual average dropped precipitously, to about 600 a year.

Each market that opened sank precipitously in the first few minutes.

By the time they were resolved, the water table had dropped precipitously.

However, the one thing we will not do is act precipitously."

At the end of 1990, financial services stocks dropped precipitously.

He thanked her for the evening and then left, precipitously.

And in recent months, their numbers have been dwindling precipitously.

"The university will have to cut precipitously if the budget is adopted," she said.

The average age of retirement has precipitously dropped in recent years, and no one knows why.

Whether she'd acted precipitously or not was really beside the point, after all.

But Harris' numbers in the second half of the season dropped precipitously.

Then the number of students checking the box dropped precipitously.

Since then, the nation's per capita income has dropped precipitously.

It is all too easy to feel that we know the answer to the problems presented and so precipitously give advice.

"It was certainly unlike him to do anything precipitously, on the spur of the moment."