Sentence examples similar to steep out from inspiring English sources

They are mostly people of modest means, and even many with insurance have steep out-of-pocket expenses for medicine.

They may face steep out-of-pocket costs because of annual caps on benefits and co-pays from frequent doctors' visits.

Even though my hospitalization was covered, many of the doctors who visited me were not part of my health plan, which meant that for every time they set foot in my room I would receive a steep out-of-pocket bill.

Our conversation halted as we hit tricky terrain on the last quarter of the climb, where the pavement dissolved into a scree-strewn mess during a steep out-of-the-saddle, leg-pumping switchback.

Barley grains (175 grams) were steeped at 16°C with individual steep times adjusted from 24 to 32 hours to achieve a homogeneous steep-out moisture of 45%.

If the learning curve for how to make a fiberglass boat feel homey was steep, figuring out how to run a household at sea was even more of a challenge.

Only 22 seconds cover the first 26 riders in the overall standings with four stages to go, but on Thursday the tour should take shape after the summit finish at Hartside between Penrith and Alston in the Pennines, and an exposed five-mile climb, dragging rather than steep, topping out at 1,904 feet.

This includes redesigning the angles of some of the pathways so that the steps aren't too high or too steep, clearing out trash and digging a small drainage channel.

Samples were collected at the end of the steep period ("out of steep") and after three days in the germinator ("3d of germination").

"But a lot of the land out here is just too steep and out-of-the-way to build anything on".

Researchers at the South African Institute of Race Relations SAIRRR) find that this steep drop-out before the matric has been a consistent pattern in recent years (see chart 2).