Sentence examples for steeply that from inspiring English sources

For sellers, shares have fallen so steeply that deals are only for the truly desperate.

Before managed care came on to the scene, premiums were rising so steeply that smaller employers had begun to drop health coverage altogether.

Hoping to fill the empty seats, carriers have cut some ticket prices so steeply that the cost of an economy-class seat in some cases hardly covers expenses.

By as early as the 1930's, in fact, the station's ridership had dropped off so steeply that half of it was closed.

Some analysts say that commodities have sold off so steeply that they are bound to turn around and resume the bull market that was spurred by growing demand from emerging middle classes in the developing world.

Nassau Street, once filled with stores and pedestrians, is in a slump that started after Sept. 11, 2001, when business fell so steeply that even McDonald's moved out, along with a place that called itself "God's Favorite Shoe Store".

With prices expected to fall steeply this year, that could produce at least some welcome pocket change for Gazprom.

The population's perception of corruption in public primary schools stayed constant between 1998 and 2003, decreased somewhat from 2003 to 2006 and dropped more steeply after that.

For example, while the childhood mortality parameters α1 and β1 were quite influential for s0 in 1900, its sensitivity to them declined steeply after that.

His party's share of the vote rose steeply whereas that of the Freedom Party plummeted.

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.