Sentence examples similar to a tad steeper from inspiring English sources
The visiting Russian national basketball team tried to see it in Albuquerque, but found the ticket price a tad steep.
The cost is a tad steep -- about $155,000 at current exchange rates -- but hey, it comes with its own stand and a 500-year guarantee.
The Defy XT costs $249 from Republic Wireless, which as Engadget points out, is a tad steep for a Gingerbread-era phone.
Prices range from $15 to $50, which seems a tad steep but, hey, less cable clutter leads to less stress, which could ultimately land you a better job, so the thing basically pays for itself.
The total price of $60ish (iRig plus full version of AmpliTube) may seem a tad steep if you are a casual or infrequent player, but if you are a songwriter or serious guitarist who is tracking little ditties all the time, I'd say this duo is worth the full price just for its small footprint.
Lest you consider that a tad steep, consider this: Morgan, who is minoring in photography at college, lost thousands of pictures and videos he captured on his phone, precious moments from his travels and his grandmother's 100th birthday party that he'll never get back.
The path, which is moderately steep and a tad rocky in spots (definitely calling for sturdy shoes), winds through a peaceful forest of hemlocks, oaks and maples, with weathered wooden benches at convenient spots.
This is a tad simplistic.
A tad irresponsible maybe?
