Sentence examples for Who progressively from inspiring English sources
We are seeing more and more cases of orthorexia nervosa" — people who progressively withdraw different foods in what they perceive as an attempt to improve their health.
Though he will be remembered as a great Shakespearean, Howard also, in 1981, created a major new role: as Halder, an apparently humane and decent German academic who progressively becomes a Nazi, in CP Taylor's drama Good.
Much of the fighting, however, was done by Robert's supporters, notably James Douglas and Thomas Randolph, later earl of Moray, who progressively conquered Galloway, Douglasdale, the forest of Selkirk and most of the eastern borders, and finally, in 1314, Edinburgh.
The world seems to collapse on his protagonists, who resort to drastic measures, such as that taken by the main character in "Carne" ("Meat") who progressively eats himself to avoid starvation.
We here describe a patient with no history of hypertension who progressively lost consciousness and had several seizures after general anesthesia.
The country disputants who progressively implore transparency accountability proposes non-compliance with WTO obligations undermines and decreases trade flows (Baccini 2014).
Whenever we present scientific information we risk introducing conflicting statements that form discrepancies. Our study shows that scientists who achieve progressively better consistency of reporting find progressively smaller effects on ejection fraction of treatment with bone marrow stem cells.
Shelby, as it develops, is a psychotic maniac who grows progressively more bonkers as the movie goes along.
The most successful companies in the future, I believe, will be those who become progressively more and more customer-driven".
An example of what most museums hope to achieve can be seen in the National Gallery's long and fruitful relationship with the modern art collectors Robert and Jane Meyerhoff, who have progressively been giving their collection to the National Gallery since 1986.
They leave you wanting to know far more about their characters (about Ruby's three husbands, for example, who grow progressively more evanescent) and convinced that the author does know more.
