Sentence examples for is steeper from inspiring English sources
verb
To soak an item (or to be soaked) in liquid in order to gradually add or remove components to or from the item
- They steep skins in a tanning solution to create leather.
Each year the mountain is steeper to climb.
That is steeper than the 27 percent drop for all venture capital investing.
Be forewarned, the easiest trail is steeper than a black diamond at most resorts.
"The competition is steeper than last year," Ms. Manneh said after the talent competition.
The course is steeper, at a 2.1percentt grade, and faster than any other and arguably much harder to maneuver.
That is steeper than the year-to-year decline in auto sales in February in the United States.
Although this is no Mont Blanc, the path here is rougher than along the canal and the terrain is steeper.
(No wonder he finds that "the social gradient in health in Whitehall is steeper than in the country as a whole").
After the waterfall, there is steeper climbing until you emerge at the top and are rewarded with a view out to the ocean.
The rightward side of a line graph showing the drop-off in home prices in the United States is steeper than a typewritten backslash (bbc.co.uk).
The landing is steeper than 50percentnt, so unless you start turning very quickly you'll crash into the cliff-like walls of the couloir.
