"The hill gets steeper," Honeywell's Chief Financial Officer Greg Lewis said.
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Then the path gets steeper and narrower around the Republican redistricting firewall.
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At that point, the path gets steeper, narrower, and the GOP firewalls get stronger.
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Because the mountain gets steeper the higher up you go, every additional step becomes a bit more difficult.
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One such area is Calle Don Amado, a narrow, winding road that gets steeper the higher you go.
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Failure to do so means that the slippery slope of soft authoritarianism in former communist Europe gets steeper and more dangerous.
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Try thinking about the candidates in the presidential election as climbing a big mountain that only gets steeper the higher they climb.
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As the wave gets steeper (greater value of θ) there is a larger component of the gravitational force in the direction down the wave.
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Right now, getting something assembled through Ikea will cost you $89 USD for purchases up to $299, and the price gets steeper from there.
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The learning curve gets steeper at a slam as players work their way through the grind of a two-week tournament, managing nagging injuries and the weight of expectations.
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The cover gets steeper the later you roll through, but at this time of night it's where virtually everyone converges, despite or because of the emphasis on Gatorade as a mixer at the bar, for rehydration purposes of the excessively inebriated.
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As competition in the self-driving industry — nascent as it may be — gets steeper, top talent from existing and established players are increasingly jumping ship to start or join fresh-faced autonomous tech startups hungry for a piece of the pie.
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Collapsing waves are a cross between plunging and surging, in which the crest never fully breaks, yet the bottom face of the wave gets steeper and collapses, resulting in foam.
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The trail continues over Hesteflåene and the dried out river Endåno, before it gets steeper up to Endanuten and crosses the dried river to Tyssestrengene. From here the trail goes on past glacial potholes, then continues past Tysshøl, and finally approaches Trolltunga, about from the starting point at Skjeggedal.
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The distance from the dam to Pima Spring is about . The trail gets steeper and more difficult in this stretch. The round trip hike to Pima Spring is considered a "nice day hike" as an alternative to the full seven miles to Mount Kimball. From Pima Spring to Mount Kimball, the trail is very steep and hard to follow.
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Most of the trail is uphill on the way up to Angels Landing. As the trail gets steeper and leaves behind the river, it becomes paved. After a series of steep switchbacks, the trail goes through the area between Angels Landing and the Zion Canyon that is a gradual ascent. Walter's Wiggles, a series of 21 steep switchbacks, are the last hurdle before Scout Lookout.
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Stony Brook near its headwaters Stony Brook starts in northwestern North Centre Township, on the southern edge of Knob Mountain. It begins flowing southwest and almost immediately crosses Pennsylvania Route 93. Shortly afterwards, it leaves North Centre Township, after which it enters Orange Township and continues southwest, where it enters a valley. The valley gets steeper as the stream turns south and then west, flowing north of Summer Hill.
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This does not mean that the transmission heat loss for the insulation is very low. On the cold side of the insulation the temperature gradient gets steeper with increasing air outward flow. This is because the air, having now cooled, is no longer able to transfer heat to the insulation fibres. In pro-flux mode heat is flowing out of the wall at a greater rate than the case for conventional insulation.
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At the north end of the valley, the rim begins as gentle rolling hills. The rim gets steeper and high as it runs south. At the south end of the valley, Catlow Rim has a cliff face that rises more than a above the valley floor.Fuller, Richard E., "Southern Steens and its Relation to Pueblo Mountain" , The Geomorphology and Volcanic Sequence of Steens Mountain in Southeastern Oregon (Volume 3, Number 1), University of Washington Press, Seattle, Washington, November 1931.
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As the terrain gets steeper, the machine's acceleration slows down. At the apex of the elevation gained, the rider must sharply turn 180 degrees and descend the feature. The height of the arching track left in the snow by a pioneering rider usually sparks competition within members of a rider's party, urging the rest to surpass the height of the original arch, thus initiating a competition. High marks vary in their degrees of difficulty depending on the pitch of a given ascent and conditions of the snow.
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For the whole of the northern ramp from Erstfeld to Göschenen, the line follows the valley of the Reuss. The track now gets steeper with a gradient of up to 27 ‰. After Amsteg the line passes the Chärstelenbach Bridge and changes the side of the valley over the Intschireuss Bridge, which is, with its , the highest bridge in the SBB network. After Gurtnellen, at an altitude of , the first of several tunneled railway spirals is encountered; their purpose is mainly to gain height where no space is available.
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The factory terrain is divided by steep banks. The sprawling settlement of Bomlitz climbs the left bank, not unlike the village of Benefeld further downstream which perches on the right bank. Below the bridge of the Wolff industrial siding the slope gets steeper, and the stream passes through the former out-of-bounds area and present-day recreational area of Lohheide. The ruins of the old ammunition factory run by Eibia between 1938 and 1945 are still visible in places, partly as piles of rubble, partly as embankments which used to be part of an installation with over 250 buildings integrated into the rough terrain.
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