Sentence examples for distinctly steeper from inspiring English sources
The phrase "distinctly steeper" is correct and usable in written English
It is a comparative phrase that is used to express an increase in degree or intensity. For example, "The mountain trail grew distinctly steeper as we climbed higher."
The downward trajectories of the survival curves were distinctly steeper for current smokers than for never smokers.
Because the initial analyses suggested a 2-slope pattern for some of the risk factors (distinctly steeper in the first decade), we fitted a piecewise linear function, prespecifying a knot at 10 years.
With increasing temperature, the diffraction intensity decreased gradually and then increased distinctly before a steep decrease due to the final melting.
His account – except for reports of "a conical hill, about one thousand feet high, the upper part of which is exceedingly steep" – is distinctly underwhelming.
Never mind the proverbial ladettes parading round Ibiza's most debauched nooks and crannies, steeped in distinctly non-virginal sexual promise, downing pints before roughly pleasuring pretty groupies against the side of their rented white-washed fincas.
The advertising slogan can be translated as: "Straight descent into deliciousness!", and uses a term distinctly related to the steep slopes of Alpine skiing.
Though Prospect.3, which was as organized by artistic director and Los Angeles County Museum of Art curator Franklin Sirmans, has a distinctly international bent, Bourgeois's vibrant art is thoroughly steeped in the cultural heritage of southern Louisiana.
Though Prospect.3, which was as organised by artistic director and Los Angeles County Museum of Art curator Franklin Sirmans, has a distinctly international bent, Bourgeois's vibrant art is thoroughly steeped in the cultural heritage of southern Louisiana.
The rise kinetics are distinctly different: in bean with nearly exponential kinetics, in pea with a delayed and steeper rise pattern.
A distinctly satisfying thought.
