Sentence examples for may be steeper from inspiring English sources

And watching everything in the household revolve around Lior, it's clear that the price of his happiness may be steeper for some than for others.

For short cracks the increase of the threshold with crack length may be steeper than the increase of the applied stress intensity factor.

And dire economic figures released on January 28th suggest that Scotland's plunge into recession may be steeper than that of Britain as a whole, which casts doubt on the SNP's claim that Scotland would be better off on its own.A new budget must be passed about six weeks before the start of the new fiscal year in April, or spending will fall back to current budget levels.

Transaction fees may be steeper than they initially look.

In addition, the slope may be steeper at low exposure levels.

The slope of the adverse event dose-response may be steeper than for analgesia.

Similarly, will payers recognize that while the upfront costs of such treatment may be steep, the overall effect on patients' well-being can save the health care system significant dollars?

Facing the strong financial support of such laws by the National Rifle Association — the hill may be steep.

Facing the strong financial support of such laws by the National Rifle Association the hill may be steep.

Of course, the price of such an epistemic reset may be steep — a depression, war, Watergate.

The downside is that productivity demands may be steep, there may be less clinical flexibility (such as narrow drug formularies), and autonomy is decreased.