Sentence examples for Gradual advance from inspiring English sources

Thus, from his base in Portugal, which he had successfully defended, Wellington in 1812 began his gradual advance into Spain.

Then, with little time to spare, he ran toward a bank of windows at the rear of the studio and began a gradual advance, stepping into a progression of double turns in the air.

On the face of things, Iran in recent years has achieved something remarkable, the gradual advance of democracy within an Islamic system that, as defended by the conservatives, is inimical to the very idea of popular sovereignty.

The Thirty Years' War (1618 48) ended with the final separation of the Rhine headwaters and delta area from Germany and a gradual advance of France toward the Rhine, which it reached under Louis XIV through his acquisition of Alsace.

By gradual advance in this direction we come to see clearly that in plants too that is produced which is conducive to the end-leaves, e.g. grow to provide shade for the fruit.

The seven-furlong Moyglare Stud Stakes at The Curragh in September, a Group One event, is a possible target for Fair Eva, although the Group Two Lowther Stakes at York in August could offer a more gradual advance through the ranks.

Amid the constant back-and-forth of various hypotheses, orthodoxies, and fads, it's more important to pay attention to the gradual advances, such as our understanding of calories and vitamins or the consensus among studies showing that trans fats exacerbate cardiovascular disease.

We are now told, however, that the presence of war-like Indians in North America and the permanent conflict between them and the Anglo-Saxon settlers was a great advantage, because it made necessary methodical, well-planned, and gradual advances toward an interior which always remained in close logistic and cultural contact with the established communities to the East.

After a year of gradual advances for Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, backed by Russia, Iran and Shi'ite militias, the taking of Aleppo would represent a huge stride forwards in his efforts to end the rebellion after nearly six years of conflict.

38 Gradual advances in dispute resolution and the rule of law can also help restore patient physician trust.

The idea that the dideoxy publication followed a long gap runs counter to Sanger's own statement that his career had few moments of sudden breakthroughs but many "small and gradual advances" (Sanger 1988).