Sentence examples for steep entry from inspiring English sources

Forget about dense crowds and long lines, or steep entry fees and high parking prices.

Popular though they may be, honors programs and the steep entry requirements that often accompany them, have critics.

This would be an exclusive, invitation-only tournament with a steep entry fee and hefty prize money, featuring the 100 best anglers in the country.

"Significant elevation changes throughout the lap always add to the character of a track, with none more so than the steep entry and exit to the low-speed Turn 1," said Tom McCullough, head of track engineering at the Sauber team.

The ruling came a year after an article in The New York Times pointed to scores of lawsuits brought by lawyers who identified local businesses that were not in compliance with federal law — because of problems like steep entry ramps and narrow aisles — and then recruited people with disabilities as plaintiffs, even against businesses they had never visited before.

And while advertisers often pay hefty rates for clicks, users get Google's service for nothing rather as plumbers and florists fork out to be listed in Yellow Pages which are given to readers gratis, and nightclubs charge men steep entry prices but let women in free.There are also good reasons why governments should regulate internet monopolies less energetically than offline ones.

It turns out that we had a much steeper entry into the atmosphere than normal a maximum G load, as I understand it, of seven almost three times what a Shuttle astronaut experiences.

5) "New" marketing of "old" drugs combined with steep market entry barriers from both insurers and regulators harm markets and prevent long-term innovation.

And Fox is paying a steep price of entry: at least double NBC's and ESPN's combined annual $37 million rights fee, according to two people briefed on the contract.

Any service that requires a browser plugin has a fairly steep barrier to entry (even with the HTML-based preview).

But it was the steep decline in entries for French, down by 6.5% on the year, as well as German and Spanish, that set off alarm bells over the poor state of language teaching and take-up in Britain's schools.