Sentence examples for enough steep from inspiring English sources

The Steeplechase starts with a jolting burst of speed and has enough steep banks and other surprises in it to make you shout "Whoa, Nelly" a few times.

These are choices we get to make – maybe choices we must make, since it's psychologically difficult enough to steep yourself in one tragedy, and trying to focus on all of them simultaneously is a recipe for a fevered brain that no amount of ice will fix.

In order for runaway leaders to be able to maintain their leads over time, there's an important additional requirement, which is that the learning curves for their products must be long enough and steep enough to enable them to provide increasing product value for an extended period.

To use: Heat up water just enough to steep the teabag in.

Why are those kids so angry, but so clean-cut?' " True enough; as steeped as hardcore is in death imagery and bloody lips, many of its most devoted fans are polite suburban kids.

The ramp was not steep enough or long enough.

This economic downturn has been steep enough and frightening enough to undermine the idea that the stock market, over time, will always deliver.

The drop is steep enough and sudden enough that riders towards the back of the train are thrown out of their seats into the restraints, so that during the 300-foot near-vertical drop they feel as if they're about to fall out of the ride.

If they are steep enough or last long enough, they can trigger recessions, as happened in 1973-74 when OPEC tripled oil prices overnight and in the 1980s when oil prices stayed above today's prices in real terms for seven years.

The incline at the edge of the baseball field is steep enough for thrills but short enough that little ones won't have time to get scared.

Conversely, if the initial slope isn't steep enough, then the marble won't gather enough speed to go through loops or turns and things like that.