That won him the GOP presidential nomination despite very steep odds.
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"We're fighting a very steep, uphill battle this week," Stewart said.
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Democrats face very steep odds in their attempt to unseat Gov.
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"This mountain to climb is very steep and narrow," Mr. Gibson said.
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But getting voters to believe that would be a very steep climb.
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"It's been a very steep mountain," Richards said in a telephone interview.
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So it really is a proposal, but it's a very steep proposal.
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"We're very mindful of the very steep curve [Pokemon Go] had," says Lloyd.
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I found the learning curve on the Bambino Plus to be very steep.
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"I would go to Luann's for a very steep appearance fee," Frankel says.
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"It's very steep in the end and there will be differences," said Brailsford.
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In Utah, the Democratic woman faces a very steep climb in a Solid Republican state.
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The most common method of launching a backflip is to use a very steep ramp.
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"It's a very, very steep incline to reelection for Donald Trump," said Democratic strategist Bob Shrum.
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But we can't ignore the fact that the price of most MBA programs is very steep.
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Some priced at more than $3 million, though, have "very steep" discounts because of the abundant supply.
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From that point on, the relationship between me and the IDF was on a very steep relationship decline.
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" —cierraf "My family rented a house in Rincón, Puerto Rico that was situated on a very steep hill.
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Then there's a very steep drop down to the next word, "excited," with about 7 percent of emotions.
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"The escalation ladder … between these two nuclear-armed neighbors remains very steep," warned the Atlantic Council's Shuja Nawaz.
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"To expect 100 percent coverage is probably a very steep mountain to climb, no pun intended," he said.
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For universities, the most frustrating development is that cost of access keeps rising at a very steep rate.
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But then of course see you know a very steep decline in the marine industry really didn't help.
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We come up completely empty so we just decide to head down the very steep walk to the beach.
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I was on a very steep learning curve, and it was something I probably don't want to do again.
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"We are in for a very steep fight, and only a few of us remain to continue," she says.
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The pitch of the airplane is pointed down at an angle that produces a very steep rate of descent.
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"It's a very steep climb," said Monica de Bolle, a Brazil expert at the Peterson Institute for International Economics.
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Especially when you know that on the other side of that waterslide lip is a very steep and rocky cliff.
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But she faced a very steep climb: In January, Parliament rejected her deal by a vote of 432 to 202.
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The TSB described the angle of impact as "very steep" and there was no sign of a post-impact fire.
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But when it comes to the broader electorate, Shrum argued that Trump faced a "very steep uphill climb" to reelection.
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In short, regulatory reform has a very steep hill to climb if it is to actually have significant impacts on regulation.
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This means you must pay off the balance in full every month or face very steep charges and possible account suspension.
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I would not recommend this option for those with a fear of heights or vertigo, as there are very steep sections.
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In other areas they were carried in harnesses across very steep caverns as walking across these muddy areas would have been dangerous.
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"It was a very steep learning curve for me," Guthrie says in Episode 221 of the Geek's Guide to the Galaxy podcast.
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" "I am pretty good at arithmetic and I know that the fight in front of us in a very, very steep fight.
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The Yankees now find themselves alone at the bottom of a very steep hill, with the red-hot A's not far behind.
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Yamaha's custom motor and zero cadence trigger was powerful enough to let me start up in the middle of very steep hills.
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"I'm pretty good at arithmetic, and I know that the fight in front of us is a very, very steep fight," he said.
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"We have a very steep ramp-up in front of us and the whole supply chain is stretched," MTU CEO Reiner Winkler said.
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"Otherwise, there may be a very, very steep haircut (in the value of the debt) to be taken upon a liquidation," Tawil said.
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Even if Mattis does enter, his pathway to victory — or to even having a meaningful impact on the race — would be very steep.
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All that tech comes at a very steep price — it costs 16,999 yuan, which shakes out to a little more than $2,400 dollars.
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Bevin says there is a strong desire within the musician community to use modular synthesizers, but the platform has a very steep learning curve.
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"I am pretty good in arithmetic, and I know that the fight in front of us is a very, very steep fight," he said.
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"I am pretty good in arithmetic, and I know that the fight in front of us is a very, very steep fight," Sanders said.
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What we do know is that after California, Bobby still had a very steep hill to climb to become the Democrats' nominee in 1968.
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The company offers a 36-month payment plan as well that comes with an enrollment fee, which stretches out that very steep ticket price.
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"The topography here is very steep, with a lot of canyons and valleys that make it very difficult for firefighters to work," he said.
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It was only with the very steep decline in police stops in 2012 and 2013 that the number of murders dropped to the 300s.
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The board said that the angle of impact was "very steep" and that there had been "deteriorating weather" at the time of the crash.
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But Democrats still have a very steep hill to climb to convince the American people that they deserve to wield the speaker's gavel again.
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The stock markets are tanking, in such an enormous and rapid rate, that it implies we're going into a very steep recession right now.
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"That track provided a general direction of travel through very steep mountainous terrain, and a comprehensive search of that area is ongoing," the spokesperson said.
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The following year, last year, it was the European Le Mans Series, LMP3, and this year LMP2, so it has been a very steep learning curve.
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"They are buying further out because there is a very steep forward curve where they can still buy at $35 in the forward dates," he said.
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As we ascend the very steep very narrow roads, I mentally note that we will probably need a cab when we leave to go to the airport.
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Although Honduras and El Salvador rank among countries with the highest homicide rates in the world, rejection rates for asylum claims from those countries are very steep.
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A very steep decline before the election would mean stock market disaster, leading to layoffs similar to the months prior to the 2008 election of Barack Obama.
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The Best Mod Vape for Beginners: Kanger Topbox Mini Starter KitWith every aspect of a mod vape being customizable, mod vaping has a very steep learning curve.
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Tuesday night, Allen played in his first road game, and second game total, since serving a very steep one-game suspension for...huh, for tripping an opponent.
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To put it diplomatically, they would have a very steep learning curve, coming up against the harsh realities of the real world Italian economy, EU constraints, etc.
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But these are very steep escalators, and the Underground has cleverly left a third up escalator (yes, there are three) free for anyone who cares to climb.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In Japan, where funerals often require elaborate preparation and involve religious rites, honoring the deceased comes at a very steep price.
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"He has a very steep learning curve ahead of him," one senior diplomat said, while another said Cox was asking for changes that were rejected months ago.
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In Jasper National Park in Alberta, Marmot Basin is adding an area called Tres Hombres, a north-facing, treeless and very steep slope of about 54 acres.
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"This board is wrong, and it may pay a very steep price if sued for discrimination," said Andrew P. Brucker, a partner of Montgomery McCracken Walker & Rhoads.
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Jack, who grew up at the home, knew a way in that would involve jumping a wall, hiking through a creek and walking up a very steep hillside.
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Backwardation is very steep at $1.33 a barrel the last time we sustained such deep backwardation was in 2013, when spot Brent was trading above $100 a barrel.
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According to National Park Service, Taft Point is "an area with very steep terrain" it is also a popular spot for tourists trying to get the perfect photo.
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"The balancing act for the government is a very steep task because they have to manage all these variables," said Mike Walls, senior crude oil analyst with Genscape.
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They've said they love the house, which was built before the Civil War, but that one issue was a bathroom at the top of a very steep staircase.
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It was a very steep learning curve, mostly because there was not a lot of overlap between the kind of journalism I was doing and running a business.
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But then the app sent us up a very steep road that just ended with a cliff in front of us, and a long drop on the right.
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For hits released in the 21st century, it was very steep: the listeners were nearly twice as likely to remember a chart-topper from 2015 as one from 2000.
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"You are immediately in this large amphitheater with very steep walls, it's a very enclosed space, and if something happens there is almost nowhere you can go," he says.
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"We have got to really make sure we get a very steep ramp in battery production and continue to improve the cost per kilowatt-hour of the batteries," he said.
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"The euro triggered a very serious increase in prices and a very steep drop in purchasing power," Le Pen said in an interview published in Le Parisien newspaper on Sunday.
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The missile North Korea launched flew for 37 minutes, but it was fired at a very steep angle in a pop-up trajectory, which is easier than shooting for distance.
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"It looks like some of it is very steep," said Peter Thomas, a visiting scientist at the Cornell Center for Astrophysics and Planetary Science who helped plan the Pan encounter.
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And while these further delays aren't great for a brand new company, new colors could help draw renewed attention to the Essential Phone, which recently saw a very steep price cut.
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While it's true that taxes have buy-in from a handful of Republicans, a carbon price would probably have to be extremely high — untenably high — to yield very steep emissions cuts.
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" "I was on a treadmill for the first time actually in quite a while, and it was at a very steep angle, and I was there for a very long time.
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Gani Siahaan, the police chief in Bolaang Mongondow, told Elshinta Radio that the landslide had occurred on a very steep slope and that the search was being conducted mainly by hand.
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But the "floor" idea was problematic, essentially amounting to a very steep inheritance tax, levied at random on those with the misfortune to develop debilitating long-term illness in their old age.
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Horse course goes up and down a mountain (or a very steep hill, as they are in Wales) of 2,000 feet elevation and much of the course features rocky, ankle-threatening conditions.
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From Stephen Ross to Harry Macklowe to Arthur Zeckendorf, here's a look at the exclusive courses that they belong to — and the very steep price of admission they pay for that privilege.
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Huallhuaray is only accessible on foot — the nearest road dead-ends after winding its way down the side of a very steep cliff, two and a half hours downhill from the village.
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"But when I look at the track of the aircraft after that, the aircraft made a very steep dive after that, which is not typical of what they would've done," he added.
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"But when I look at the track of the aircraft after that, the aircraft made a very steep dive after that which is not typical of what they would've done," he added.
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"The deputy continued hiking toward the sound of the dog's barking, and spotted a dog matching the description of Daisy up a very steep embankment above the Marshall River," the sheriff's department said.
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"You are going to see a very steep drop off, but that's not uncommon for a film that opens with $166 million," Jeff Bock, senior box office analyst at Exhibitor Relations, told CNBC.
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But Jeep was hurt by very steep Chinese tariffs on imported vehicles; for many years, as a consequence, models like the Grand Cherokee cost twice as much in China as in other countries.
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"I was on a treadmill for the first time actually in quite a while, and it was at a very steep angle, and I was there for a very long time," he recounted.
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" On November 7, the day before the election, Gorka argued that while Trump had a "very steep learning curve" on foreign policy, he mitigated his lack of expertise by surrounding himself with "amazing people.
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But if you usually just run without a planned route, you might realize you were going way too fast, or that your regular running loop is actually very steep and you should scale back.
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The House districts are sufficiently tilted that even securing a narrow one would be a very steep uphill fight, and any Democratic majority would depend heavily on relatively moderate members holding Republican-leaning districts.
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"It doesn't have a gliding section but it's not very steep so I think it suits me better than guys who are really good at charging down steep hills," he told reporters this week.
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Given that I didn't want to be waiting forever to jet off into the unknown, I made my savings goal a very steep $1,000 per month, which gave me $326 to spend on everything else.
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"With four months of the October-March period passed and two to go, it would take a very steep 20-percent reduction in February-March to get to the 3-percent reduction target," said Myllyvirta.
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"They're having to fight this fire right now in the mountainous areas -- the ravines, the canyons, very steep, rugged terrain," said Scott McLean, deputy chief for Cal Fire, the state's forestry and fire protection agency.
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"I am pretty good at arithmetic and I know that the fight in front of us is a very, very steep fight," he said, in what may have been the biggest understatement of the campaign.
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Damojh said last July that black boxes retrieved from the wreckage showed the crew had flown it at a "very steep angle," leading to a lack of lift that made the plane plunge after takeoff.
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"We forbid the families to join search and rescue for today because the road to the location is very steep, with a slope of 80 degrees, and we want to use heavy equipment," he said.
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He also noted that while the scene looks innocent, the desert was actually a challenging landscape that required him to "climb nearly 100 meters high and very steep dunes in the pitch dark at night."
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Damojh said last July that black boxes retrieved from the wreckage showed the crew had piloted it at a "very steep angle," leading to a lack of lift that made the plane plunge after take-off.
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Why it matters: Major progress in electrifying the transport sector — not only passenger cars, but also trucks, buses and other transport — will be vital in achieving very steep greenhouse gas emissions cuts in the coming decades.
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"She's been on a very, very steep learning curve and is just getting to grips with something that is very complex," said Anand Menon, a professor of European politics and foreign affairs at King's College London.
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The pharmaceutical industry— worth approximately $300 billion a year—tries to get off the hook for price-hiking by saying that it need its profit to reflect research and development costs, which are, granted, usually very steep.
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The price for that headset is going to be a very steep $799, a price that might have made sense in 2016, but sits far above what other comparable headsets on the market are retailing for now.
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If you take medication on a regular basis for a condition like asthma or allergies, you will want to check that your drugs are covered under the health plan's formulary, or you may face very steep costs.
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" Damojh, which leased the Boeing 737 to Cubana, Cuba's national airline, said in a statement on its website on Monday that black boxes retrieved from the wreckage showed the crew had piloted it at a "very steep angle.
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"Plus, the upward slope of the Relative Strength Index, the RSI, an important momentum indicator, is very steep, which Lang tells us means this can continue to perform much better than the rest of the market," Cramer said.
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Mexico, for example, has taken an active role in intercepting Central American children and families journeying to the US — "at a very steep domestic and moral cost for Mexico, because this issue is criticized profoundly across Mexican society," Sarukhán points out.
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"A Drama in Time" sits at the bottom of a very steep staircase called Jacob's Ladder, named after the biblical connection between heaven and earth and separating Edinburgh's twisting, medieval Old Town from the elegant and well-planned New Town.
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This is because every action in the game, including buying and breeding cats, has to be recorded on Ethereum's blockchain, and with owners buying more cats and breeding them, the number of those entries is rising with a very steep curve.
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The cause of the very steep drop-off in the population of early-stage startups is complicated, but if one thing is clear, it's that most of the exit opportunities come early, as do the primary causes of startup failure.
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"The regulatory and operational costs of building a global cash management platform will be very steep and will take many years to achieve the scale that will justify the costs," said a senior commercial banker at a large European bank.
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It has been a very steep learning curve, especially learning how to set appropriate rates and stick to them (hi, no I won't work for free), but I'm grateful for the privilege of being able to work on projects I'm genuinely interested in.
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"It's very, very steep and very, very rugged terrain, and there are not many opportunities in these mountains to directly fight this fire," fire spokeswoman Adrienne Freeman said, adding that crews had cut containment lines around only about 2 percent of the blaze.
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On the other hand, you're patting the woke bae on the head — because, while his intentions may be in the right place, he's often toward the bottom of a very steep learning curve, not fully appreciative of how far there is to climb.
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The suicide note stated that Kovari and Whitworth had known each other, and that, at a sex party, Whitworth had accidentally given Kovari an overdose of GHB, a drug notorious for having a very steep dosing curve, making overdose a real hazard.
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Even with the success of the paywall, though, "it's a very, very steep uphill battle to simply sell people on the idea of buying one more news story," Kinsey Wilson, the Times' executive vice president for product and technology, admitted at a conference last year.
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"A lot of times when I'm rushing, I drop my kids off at school and I'll just leave my car at school and loop this very steep hill there and back because I know it's a lot of bang for my buck," she explained.
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Only where the pipeline is very narrow and the competition is very steep is where you don't have natural diversity, because the affluent and well-educated have more of a chance to get preparation in high school and therefore an advantage in getting in.
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Bees perform a crucial role in fruit, vegetable, and nut production — without the pollination work they do, humans would have to say goodbye to (or pay very steep prices for) some of our most nutritious foods, including berries, apples, almonds, cucumbers, peppers, and seeds.
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Given that more than 300 families were separated in a single week during the peak of the family separation policy, that's a very steep decline — though advocates on the ground claim that the rate of separations is still higher than it was under the Obama administration.
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"Obviously, this has been a great winner, but the chart is starting to look parabolic from a technical perspective, meaning it's pretty much got a very steep ascent and going up very quickly," Johnson said on CNBC's "Trading Nation" on earlier Tuesday before the earnings release.
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I also felt strongly that our fans knew and appreciated how he had accepted responsibility for his poor decisions, paid a very steep price and had been working very hard to make amends in any way he could and to be a good husband, father and citizen.
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"I am pretty good at arithmetic, and I know that the fight in front of us is a very, very steep fight, but we will continue to fight for every vote and every delegate we can get," Sanders said in a statement published today in his Facebook page.
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Inside the List GOING HER OWN WAY "Fame and fortune come at a very steep price, and I'm endlessly fascinated by what that price is," says Taylor Jenkins Reid, whose new novel — "Daisy Jones & The Six," about the breakup of an iconic 1970s rock band — debuts this week at No. 3.
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There was nothing here I really needed to change except for one, lone and very important feature which I found quite quickly: the option to raise and lower the front ride height to clear speed bumps — or in my case, to turn into my very steep drive — without damaging the front of the car.
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MY PERSONAL OPINION HERE IS THAT I THINK THOSE PEOPLE THAT THINK WE'RE IN FOR, YOU KNOW, A LOT OF INTEREST RATE INCREASE AND THE CURVE IS GOING TO GET VERY STEEP AND RATES ARE GOING TO RUN AWAY, AND THE TEN-YEAR IS GOING TO BE SUBSTANTIALLY HIGHER, I DON'T REALLY AGREE WITH THAT.
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Rather than walk onto the stage of a theater, step onto a television or film set, or put pen to paper to write one of his books for children, Mr. Lithgow scaled a very steep learning curve with Mr. Quigley, and the result is an entertaining puzzle that definitely has his signature on it.
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The IBB "had been in this narrowing range for the last year, that is to say it was making both higher lows and lower highs and the action really since the start in November has now resolved itself to the upside, so it's been a very steep move," Wald said on CNBC's "Trading Nation" on Monday.
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