Sentence examples for pretty steep for from inspiring English sources

Taxes on the rich are pretty steep, for those who pay them (see chart 4).

Spending more than £50 may seem pretty steep for maternity wear, but there's a small army of women who would argue that if you get enough wear out of your jeans, then it's worth spending over £100.

Either price seems pretty steep for a casual or first-time GPS user.

Even so, that's pretty steep for a single-use consumer gadget.

$299.95 is pretty steep for headphones while other noise canceling models cost a third of that.

At first glance, I thought the price sounded pretty steep — for around $20 per month, you're getting eight snacks total.

Download prices are pretty steep: $5 for 75MB and $30 for 1GB but they are offering 100MB free to new trial customers.

A country that decided to bring back the gallows, the garrote, or the guillotine would have to pay a pretty steep price for the satisfaction of offing a few miscreants.

The way the law is crafted creates a pretty steep burden for the federal government to prove that Wilson knowingly violated Brown's civil rights, and that he did so with malice when he shot Brown at least six times, including two shots to the head.

It costs $849, which is pretty steep even for some of the higher end buggies.

And by just about any measure, it's a pretty steep premium for what amounts to a cardboard box full of cardboard.