Sentence examples for much steeper and from inspiring English sources

Those escape slides are much steeper and higher off the ground than it looks on television.

But the drop was much steeper and more prolonged in New York than elsewhere.

The trail grew much steeper and rockier and though the rain was quite steady, I relented and closed the umbrella, using it as a hiking pole.

This final 3km of the climb was much steeper and more technically difficult, and a pretty daunting prospect in the dark.

"The slope of the line is much steeper, and long-term drought is what's driving it," said Kirk Rowdabaugh, deputy state forester for Arizona.

But advisers to Mr. Santorum acknowledged on Wednesday that the road ahead is much steeper and more potholed now after Mitt Romney's three-primary sweep on Tuesday.

As seen in Fig. 7, the increase of TEC with respect to F107 is much steeper at low and moderate F107 values than at high values.

Better navigation systems, along with specialist training for pilots, will also enable much steeper take-offs and landings, meaning aircraft spend less time hovering low over rooftops.

The decline in muscular power is much steeper than strength and results in a decreased ability to rapidly produce force.

Lots of covariates could influence the results of the two study arms, the most important being the fact that experience was much higher for the second biopsy technique, resulting in a much steeper learning curve and possibly better results.

However, the slope of the curves differs across different intervals of CRP values: the risk increases are much steeper between 5 and 30 mg l 1 than outside this interval, which reflects the important non-linear effect of CRP.