Sentence examples for steeply so from inspiring English sources

Stars have certainly fallen before, but I can't remember a star falling so steeply so suddenly.

Above 400 K, the values of δDi deviate from the Arrhenius relationship and rise steeply so that they finally merge with the diffusion data in grain boundaries in polycrystalline Pb and Pb Sn alloys measured earlier.

Muwafaq al-Rubaie, a former national security adviser of courtly demeanour who displays the noose that hanged Saddam in his heavily guarded villa beside the Tigris, insists that Iraq's trajectory is generally upwards, not steeply so but recognisably.

Similarly, although imports may become more expensive, the result may be that the country's demand for imports drops very steeply, so that less is spent on them than when they were cheaper.

But because of the decline of the sugar industry and mechanization, the amount of available work diminished steeply so that some farmers were working only one day a week by the late 1990s, said farmers and union officials.

It will be a while before the government releases official traffic data covering the last few weeks, when gasoline prices were falling steeply, so it is too soon to say for certain that people are driving more.

The auditorium is more steeply raked so that spectators are closer to the action.

Groups of seats surround the stage, and the rows are steeply raked so that the space feels tall and airy.

The roof was steeply pitched, so that you could walk around in the middle of the attic.

Laptops don't drop so steeply.

But no one knows exactly why crime declined so steeply.