Sentence examples for much steeper for from inspiring English sources

The Alltel Corporation, a telecommunications company in Little Rock, Ark., will pay 9.6percentt more, on average, to 80 H.M.O.'s, but the increases will be much steeper for many of Alltel's 17,000 employees because the company pays only a set amount for each worker.

But that is not the case in New York City, where the decline in employment since the recession began here, in 2008, has been much steeper for blacks than for white or Hispanic residents, said James Parrott, chief economist for the Fiscal Policy Institute, a liberal research group.

As a result, seniority-pay profiles are generally much steeper for high- than low-educated workers.

High school graduates do experience greater earnings growth than dropouts, but the upward slope is much steeper for those with at least some postsecondary education.

attacks with uniform noise are very effective for given distortion compared to other attacks, attacks with Gaussian noise are considerably less effective than Uniform noise, and inferior to several other attacks studied, for few pirates the distortion/error rate trade-off is much steeper for MMX-1 than for the noise attack, and it outperforms it at high distortion (150 200).

The rise has been much steeper for the rare wines Kurniawan favors.

In contrast, the interaction effect for sporulation capacity arises because the relationship of sporulation capacity and pustule density for the Otana host genotype is much steeper than for other host genotypes such that many more spores were produced at high pustule densities.

But there will also be a price to pay – and probably a much steeper one – for betraying the wishes of Labour members and supporters who are desperate for the British people to be given an opportunity to reverse Brexit.

My friend is debating whether to pay the much steeper price for a private room in the nursing home his family prefers, hoping a semiprivate room opens before his father's meager savings run out.

Netflix has become a target of HBO and that network's parent company, Time Warner, as well as other major media companies, and it is likely to face much steeper costs for those licenses.

Judge Sauls's decision, a prominent Democratic lawyer said, "built a much steeper mountain for our side to climb, because reversing a trial judge's findings of fact is much harder than reversing him on points of law".