The price tag was still steep, starting at £5,200 for a family of four, but more justifiable: two holidays for the price of one.
Hard to imagine an American hero less like Lincoln, or an era less concerned with the value of 'honest, hard labour', yet the country was still steeped in the same defensive self-congratulation.
He defected to the mainland after serving in the Taiwanese armed forces.After earning a master's degree in political economy from Peking University, at a time when it was still steeped in Marxism, he earned an economics doctorate from the University of Chicago, where the market reigns.
The price of Wednesday's swap was still steep: Washington parted with three young pitchers, including top prospect Lucas Giolito, hard-throwing Reynaldo Lopez — who made the team's postseason roster — and 2016 first-round draft pick Dane Dunning. .
We find evidence of a steepening of the PC with respect to unemployment after 2008 in France, Italy and Spain, but not in Germany, where the PC is still steeper than in the other euro area countries but became flatter after the global financial crisis.
I think the trajectory could be still steeper and have modeled it (along with Int'l Rev per sq ft) downward.
Admittedly, the streets are still steep.
Yet this little rabbit is still steeped in history.
This is essentially a tracker fund, but charges are still steep at 1.5%.
Nearly 150 years later, the battle, which has been scrutinized by historians and immortalized in popular culture, is still steeped in controversy.
