Sentence examples for were steeper from inspiring English sources
verb
To soak an item (or to be soaked) in liquid in order to gradually add or remove components to or from the item
- They steep skins in a tanning solution to create leather.
There were steeper slopes, too, at Kasprowy Wierch.
And reductions in family time were steeper in areas that saw more political ads.
"You do see from these results that in that period, the gains were steeper.
The mineral concentration gradients in the occlusal slices were steeper than those in the cervical slices.
There were steeper obstacles to overcome, of course, beyond Animal Kingdom's 30-1 morning-line odds.
A distant station wagon disappeared for a moment, indicating that the hills were steeper than I had thought.
Hong Kong's losses were steeper than those of Taiwan, where investors are still drawing comfort from the calm political waters.
So yesterday, many people crowded into Macy's said they had come to buy, knowing that there were steeper discounts to be had after Christmas.
All plans met required dose constraints on all organs at risk, and all measured PTV-cord dose gradients were steeper than planned.
The reductions in pay, coming amid a prolonged slump in the American financial markets, were steeper than at some other investment banks, like the Goldman Sachs Group, but less severe than those at Merrill Lynch.
Overall these two walls were steeper than the Rockall Escarpment Wall, and Acesta clams on these appeared to associate with small ledges only visible in SfM reconstructions (Fig. 5c,f).
