Significados de fall precipitously en inglés

If the bidder were to walk away altogether, SAB's shares would fall precipitously.

All recent South Korean leaders have seen their approval rating fall precipitously by the fourth year of their term.

If rates fall precipitously after you've locked in yours (unlikely), you can renegotiate or find another lender.

The U.S. social network priced its 2012 IPO at a twelve-digit dollar valuation, and then watched its shares fall precipitously.

Unemployment is worse in Compton than San Bernardino, he said, although both have seen property taxes fall precipitously due to rising home foreclosures.

The Goldman trader said a similar thing happened last August when stocks fell precipitously.

The coronavirus has had wide implications on the economy, with the stock market falling precipitously since mid-February.

Global oil demand has fallen precipitously since 2008, as the world's largest economies have languished in recession.

Premature mortality rates have fallen precipitously in recent years, and life expectancy has doubled since the mid-1990s.

And the number of requests fell precipitously.

Her name in the book, Edna, was common in its time but fell precipitously out of favour after 1941.

These findings follow prior research showing preventive care essential for detecting and treating disease fell precipitously, starting in March.

The marginal cone was cut nearly in half vertically, the new cliff falling precipitously toward the centre of the crater.

Monitise shares had fallen precipitously in the preceding months, to half the 80p highs they attained earlier in the year.

Merrill shares had fallen precipitously in the last week as worries grew that it could become Wall Street's next casualty.

The shares had fallen precipitously in the last week as worries grew that it could become Wall Street's next casualty.