Sentence examples for steeper financial from inspiring English sources

Then, to read between the lines, could one further difference between the two events have been the steeper financial demands made by the Philharmonic as the initiator of the "Sweeney Todd" concert, rather than as the hired band, for "Follies"?

Yet there were indications that Russia's overture was coinciding with renewed willingness by the Pakistani government to allow overland shipments -- though at a much steeper financial cost than before.

But losing can also mean steep financial loss and profound disappointment after months of effort.

Meanwhile, an M.B.A. isn't always worth its steep financial cost.

The regulations would make the National Electric Safety Code mandatory, with steep financial penalties for noncompliance.

The figures reported on Friday reflect the steep financial challenges The Washington Post is facing as more readers migrate to digital formats.

Olympus has since acknowledged long-running efforts that it says were meant to hide steep financial losses.

But she paid a steep financial and physical price for trying to keep up with her rivals.

But according to two music executives who have worked with Mr. Reid, steep financial losses at the label were a factor.

The Xerox Corporation, which is battling steep financial losses, is postponing annual raises for most of its employees until July.

On Friday, Mr. Putin signed a new law that imposes steep financial penalties on participants in rallies that cause harm to people or property.