Consumers fear steep price hikes.
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.
Signs that too much of the awards ceremony's house red sometimes wrecks the critical faculties: Gomez and several others who've walked off with the prize and into steep career decline.
But industry observers warned that because of weak mining safety laws, prosecutors face a steep uphill battle pursuing the biggest prize — criminal convictions of the powerful people who ran Massey.
Then word spread over Twitter on Tuesday that Mr. Putin, who had engaged in wars in Chechnya and Georgia, had won the prize, which has been steeped in political intrigue in recent months.
His art – which won him this year's Artes Mundi prize in the UK – is similarly steeped in urban regeneration.
Mentally tough people are always willing to (metaphorically) run up steep hills in the rain because they know the prize is at the top of the hill.
"If the political price of your ascension to the highest office in Myanmar is your silence, the price is surely too steep," the South African social rights activist and fellow Nobel peace prize winner Desmond Tutu wrote.
Steeped in the art world and shortlisted for this year's Turner prize, they nevertheless take a certain pride in alienating everyone in sight.
The Triwizard Tournament prize was a bit ridiculous 17,000 Galleons (£17,000) retrospectively sounds a bit steep to us.
