But the path to development may be getting steeper once more.
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For 21st century Washington, governing is a climb that keeps getting steeper.
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But there's been a sudden shift, and now those curves are getting steeper.
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"The road ahead seems like an uphill one, and getting steeper each quarter," analysts said.
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Robotics is exploding, and the adoption curve, the tech disruption curve—these are getting steeper and steeper.
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But some sectors, like real estate and cars, indicate the plunge is getting steeper with each passing month.
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The challenge facing congressional Republicans in delivering on their ambitious health-care, budget and tax ideas keeps getting steeper.
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Majors history suggests his road is getting steeper, since only six players have claimed their first major at age 40 or older.
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The uphill climb toward the nomination is only getting steeper for long shot candidates like Mr. Bullock, Mr. Moulton and Mr. Messam.
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But although the growth path for consumer startups is getting steeper, the model remains distinct from traditional venture capital investments and requires an entirely separate type of due diligence.
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It looks like an S. This great graph from asset management firm BlackRock shows a bunch of S curves, for different technologies: The exact shape is different for every technology, and recently the curves have been getting steeper (for a variety of reasons we won't get into).
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Kanarieberg (English: Canary Hill) is the name of a road and hill in the municipality of Ronse, in the Belgian province of East Flanders. With its top at 131 m, it is the one of the many hills in the Flemish Ardennes, located in the heart of the hill region. The road of the Kanarieberg starts gently before steadily getting steeper as it winds its way through the fields outside Ronse's city center. It is surfaced in smooth asphalt; its steepest point is 14%.
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Measurements along the centre of the ice stream by GPS demonstrated that this acceleration is still high nearly inland, at around 4 percent over 2007. It has been suggested that this recent acceleration could have been triggered by warm ocean waters at the end of PIG, where it has a floating section (ice shelf) approximately long. It has also been shown that PIG underwent rapid thinning during the Holocene, and that this process may continue for centuries after it is initiated. As the ice stream accelerates it is also getting steeper.
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The Allmusic review by Eugene Chadbourne stated "The fact that Braxton had been invited to Japan and had made a superior-quality recording of his own pieces with three good musicians was considered quite important, and it was even assumed by some that the hip Japanese players might have had more success with Braxton's music than some of the squares who were floundering around with it back home and in Europe. ...the skilled and quite creative Japanese musicians confront the dynamic of Braxton. There is a sense of scrambling to some of the forward motion; one imagines Braxton leading the others down a trail that keeps getting steeper and steeper. ...As decades pass, documents such as this are audible pages out of the Braxton diary, memorable moments out of a lifetime of superb musical achievement".
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