Sentence examples for much more steep from inspiring English sources

I think Microsoft's willing to go at it from a much more steep curve in terms of profitability.

"If such an anti-gay assault by Abbott were successful, the drive for LGBT equality will still proceed, but Abbott would have made it a much more steep hill to climb," said Jon Davidson, the legal director at Lambda Legal, a gay rights advocacy group handling the case against Nevada's gay marriage ban.

In reality the practice that is so much more steeped in culture than medicine would be relatively easy to overturn.

When the time came to consider the fate of men much more steeped in wickedness than Osama bin Laden -- the Nazi leadership -- the British government wanted them hanged within six hours of capture.

Jetsetter says that hotels are much more comfortable offering steep discounts (up to 60percentt off the regular per night rate) in this manner.

That could be a plus for Mr. Gore, who has far more extensive experience as a debater and is steeped much more deeply in national and international issues.

The narrow-band beam is also more conducive to phase-contrast imaging than a broadband x-ray tube, affording one kind of soft-tissue contrast [ 11, 12], but the contrasts produced by phase effects are much more pronounced in samples with steep phase gradients (i.e. sharper edges) rather than the softer gradients prevalent in most tissues.

Soils on steep, long slopes are much more susceptible to erosion than those on shallow, short slopes because the steeper slopes accelerate the flow of surface runoff.

The contrast between the Yorkshire Dales and the old mining areas was dramatic: narrow, winding lanes and steep hills became much more gentle inclines.

He was playing the best, most energetically relentless club rugby of his life – be it in the Premiership or the Heineken Cup, he was the union code's physical embodiment of the Noel Coward dictum that "work is much more fun than fun" – but the steep pathway to England recognition seemed impassable.

This makes Cryosat much more sensitive to details at the steep edges of the ice sheet - the locations where thinning is most pronounced.