Sentence examples for that much steeper from inspiring English sources

The Nationalist threat in Scotland, one confirmed by the latest polling, has made Labour's road to a majority that much steeper.

Our rightly cherished diversity can make the challenge of belonging that much steeper.

Of course, with so much capital and so many investors now on board, Coursera's road to monetization and profitability became that much steeper.

And if Clinton can't post 65-35 point wins in the remaining states, well...the climb gets that much steeper.

For CVD (and related cause-of-death groupings) the fitted function [RR = 1 + 0.2685(dose)0.2730] indicates an exposure response relationship that is substantially nonlinear, that is, much steeper at the very low levels of exposure compared with higher levels of exposure.

He had visited other areas that were much steeper yet heavily fortified, so he turned to the Ming Veritable Records.

In fact, in addition to PCBs, most chlorinated POPs showed an association that was much steeper across lower background concentrations than across higher background concentrations.

These adaptations, modulated by various interacting neurohumoral mechanisms, result in chronic relationships between water and salt excretion and pressure that are much steeper than the acute relationships.

That was a much steeper cut than the $4.7 billion analysts had expected, according to Thomson Reuters.

That is a much steeper decline in a shorter period of time.

Note that the lines for waves 2 and 3 are much steeper than that for wave 1, indicating that the rate of provider adoption of this intervention was much faster than wave 1, a phenomenon that is discussed next.