steeply

The hill was low, but ran down steeply to the water.

The ground had for some time been rising less steeply.

At that point we will be forced to cut far more steeply.

The next two days led steeply up, with no good place to make camp.

At once the road turned left and plunged steeply down.

Behind him a dark wall cut steeply into the darkness.

The ground fell steeply at the other end of the square.

The ground to the north falls away steeply to the river.

The western side of it fell steeply away before us.

During the '40s, the share of those at the top fell very steeply.

But if oil prices rise steeply, in 40 years the picture could be very different.

Real interest rates have already risen steeply in the last year.

What is more, prices for some Japanese products may not fall steeply.

The approach shot is to a green which drops off steeply on the left hand side.

The woman raised her head and saw how steeply here they climbed.

One of the three rose steeply and soared away toward the city.

I looked out my east window at the wall of red rock that rose steeply behind the house.

In the next moment the ship climbed steeply into the air.

The ground began sloping steeply up in front of him.

The company's health insurance costs are rising so steeply, she said, that something else has to give.

Nearly all the Sundays fell back more or less steeply later in the period, however.

The country was much the same as before, except that our road led more steeply upward.

That is one reason prices have fallen so steeply in the last few years.

In her view, the national debt has grown steeply because of this law.

The home and entertainment business declined steeply from a year ago, however.