Precipitous

His precipitous climb up the mountain was reckless and dangerous.

His precipitous decision caused him to lose his job.

The company made a precipitous decision without consulting its employees.

The homeowner's precipitous choice to hire an unlicensed contractor led to shoddy work.

Her precipitous action caused irreversible damage to her relationships.

The politician's precipitous comments offended many people.

The politician's precipitous remarks offended many voters.

She regretted her precipitous purchase of the expensive dress.

The team made a precipitous change to their strategy that led to their defeat.

The negotiations with the labor union were at a precipitous stage, with neither side willing to budge.

The athlete's injury made his return to competition a precipitous challenge.

The company's financial situation was so precipitous that it had to declare bankruptcy.

The exam questions were so precipitous that even the most prepared students struggled.

The weather conditions made the climb up the mountain precipitous and dangerous.

The novel's plot was so complex and full of twists that it was a precipitous read.

The technology's learning curve was so steep and precipitous that many users gave up.

The team's lack of experience made the project's timeline seem precipitous and impossible.

The architect faced a precipitous challenge in designing a building for the narrow and steep lot.

The obstacle course was so precipitous that only the most skilled and determined participants could complete it.

She made a precipitous move to another city without considering the impact on her family.

The police made a precipitous arrest based on a hunch rather than evidence.

The doctor made a precipitous diagnosis without conducting proper tests.

The river's precipitous drop created a waterfall that attracted tourists.

The climber scaled the precipitous cliff with skill.

The team's precipitous approach to the project resulted in a low-quality outcome.