precipitous decline

The company said the action was 'in response to a precipitous decline in our business over the last 30 days.

SAM : Well, you know, you were just talking to me a minute ago about the precipitous decline in advertising revenue.

The bluefin has proved to be no match for a high-tech fishing industry, which has sent their numbers into a precipitous decline.

In the context of an industry in precipitous decline, beset by a campaign of sabotage and a crisis in funding, this might seem a detail.

This will disrupt consumption already reeling from a large negative wealth shock due to the precipitous decline in house prices .

Women are especially vulnerable, because estrogen loss at menopause can cause a precipitous decline in bone density.

Although most experts see the potential for further weakness in the dollar in the coming months, they don't see a precipitous decline ahead.

Freshwater fish populations are in precipitous decline.

The precipitous decline in GDP in the first quarter highlights the depth of the recession in the UK has been suffering.

S&P cited uncertainty about the firm's ability to raise capital, 'based on the precipitous decline in its share price in previous days.

Instead, he may end up presiding over an even more precipitous decline in America's regional standing and influence than his predecessor.

The precipitous decline in foreign direct investment has also slowed, from 32% in January to 9. 5% in March.

Although Nokia shares are in a precipitous decline, and are some 45% off, Nokia still has a market cap of around $14 billion.