Sentence examples for exceptionally steep from inspiring English sources
The invention curve in technology has been exceptionally steep, and the acceptance curve for it has followed suit.
The building dates back to the 10th century and for the outlay of €3, you can climb the exceptionally steep steps to the top of the keep.
The Pyrenees are exceptionally steep mountains broken by wide passes that have provided transit for hunters, herders, smugglers and religious as well as political fugitives — and, of course, armies.
But most of the dangerous incidents have occurred as a result of skiers ignoring warnings about off-piste activity, Statistics suggest that the rate of serious injuries on the exceptionally steep black runs is lower than average.
In other words, the Esb is presumed to provide the exceptionally steep gradient, which is evident as shown by Oyinloye model (1971).
In consequence, and in large measure because of the forcefully supportive implications inherent in the doubling of the SPR, the unprecedented and exceptionally steep march reaching $99/bbl in November, was underway.
The association said that while it expected lower profits after an exceptionally strong first quarter, the decline was steeper than expected.
The importance of regional wind characteristics became evident under the influence of exceptionally strong, persistent, and dry mountain winds resulting in steeper aero-dynamic gradients throughout the measured profile.
With its rugged grounds, a combination of steep mountains covered in dense foliage, positioning troops is exceptionally hard.
It is steeped in vivid memories of New York City, and it is an exceptionally frank account of the challenges that she faced during her ascent from a public housing project to the court's marble palace on First Street.
Eidsmoe delivered a sermon on the merits of American exceptionalism, and posed before his audience that the US's foundation was steeped in Christian belief, and that that linkage potentially made the country "exceptionally exceptional".
