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Meanings of decline precipitously in English

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Usage of decline precipitously in English
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When sources of funding are exhausted, the bubble bursts and prices decline precipitously.
Financial Crime and Corruption
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We also watch, however, as many patients decline precipitously.
The new yorker
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What are the forces that have caused the American middle class, once the envy of the world, to decline precipitously?
The Guardian
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Child mortality began to decline precipitously from the turn of the century, and with it, the life-or-death justification for this kind of advice.
The Guardian
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But eventually the conventions of romantic comedy take hold, with the humor declining precipitously.
Reuters
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Seabirds are are declining precipitously all across the globe.
Radio NZ
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The only good news, he said, is that cargo theft at the port has declined precipitously.
Reuters
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Yet, the company's onetime $700 million valuation has declined precipitously.
Wired
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Horses have declined precipitously from their maximal mid-Tertiary abundance to modern marginality in both place and number.
The Structure of Evolutionary Theory
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However, in the absence of both glucose and oxygen, ATP levels declined precipitously, with concomitant massive cytological deterioration.
Pubmed
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Russia would have fulfilled the plan even though the nation's standard of living and global competitiveness have declined precipitously.
Reuters
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The western black rhino sub-species, Diceros bicornis longipes, had declined precipitously in the past 20 years largely as a result of poaching.
The Guardian
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In Turkey, for instance, US favorability ratings have declined precipitously from 52% in 2000 to 10% in 2011.
Reuters
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Pollinate Energy has provided solar energy to millions of poor Indians at a time when the cost of energy from the sun has declined precipitously.
The Guardian
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