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Examples for "gradually"
Examples for "gradually"
1The military government has been gradually relaxing political restrictions since last year.
2Most lenders have seen credit quality gradually improve over the past year.
3The state has seen its numbers gradually decrease over the past week.
4Yet the truth, as it gradually emerged last week, was very different.
5The short fragments subsequently grew longer and gradually produced new polysaccharide sheaths.
1The Home Office spokeswoman said cases were examined individually on their merits.
2All channels must be offered individually by the end of the year.
3Of course, the programs and responses are individually tailored to the subject.
4The intervention group received in addition a computer-generated individually tailored advice letter.
5There was proper division of labor in the work they individually performed.
1Climb the four problems, in succession, without rest; this is one set.
2The party then visited all the churches in the Kremlin in succession.
3For example, no letter must occur more than three times in succession.'
4And the Accuser represented in succession all the characters of the tragedy.
5The moves in brackets are to be made four times in succession.
6The manufacturing sector expanded in January for the seventeenth month in succession.
7For the fourth year in succession Kerry play in the All-Ireland final.
8Only Jordan Pickford is expected to start a second game in succession.
9I can't think two days in succession without having seams come loose.
10Three farms in succession burned on our front-colourin the otherwise dark.
11The princes of the royal blood came in succession to see her.
12Even in my own experience it has occurred forty-seven times in succession.
13After him in succession the whole army severally took the same oath.
14The first Sephira contained the other nine, and produced them in succession.
15Present to whatever is in succession, it is not in succession itself.
16Each organisation has lists of alphabetical names that they use in succession.