Sentence examples for rising steeper than from inspiring English sources

Female students have a hazard function rising steeper than male students' hazard function, and the hazard function of HBO -students is much steeper than that of WO, indicating higher hazards of graduation for women and HBO-students, as discussed before.

From this base, Murray's progress has proceeded along a steeply rising trajectory – steeper even than Roger Federer's.

The 4.2% rise is steeper than last year, and steeper than the rest of Britain says Welsh Conservative shadow local government minister, Mark Isherwood.

This experimental evidence, together with the fact that these hardmetals exhibit steeper rising R-curves than tougher coarse-grained ones, leads to lower reliability for the former.

Empty of all human life, the chaparral-covered slopes rise as steep or steeper than the angle of repose, through terrain that is virtually impenetrable except for the fire road I had walked up and a network of hiking trails.

Right now, economic distress is concentrated in the states with the biggest housing busts: Florida and California have experienced much steeper rises in unemployment than the nation as a whole.

That mild rise was a lot steeper than it looked.

Because the area had been recently blanketed in a heavy snowfall, we had to snowshoe up a steep route — little more than a mile long but rising more than 600 feet.

The arcade rises gently, but at an incline steeper than that of its roof.

The drop in hiring has actually been steeper than the rise in layoffs.

All of the US Federal Reserve's policymakers dismissed disappointing first-quarter growth numbers and expressed enough confidence in the American economic recovery to suggest that interest rate rises may need to be steeper than previously expected.