Sentence examples for are gradually taking over from inspiring English sources

Afghans are gradually taking over the training duties for basic recruits.

The police, or "inquisitors", are gradually taking over, unnoticed by a populace kept happy by free drugs known as "make".

Rebel officials who are gradually taking over the running of the capital say there has been no damage to water or power supply lines and are instead blaming the deterioration on "technical issues".

The Afghan police and army are gradually taking over security responsibility from North Atlantic Treaty Organization forces in anticipation of a winding down of the Western combat role in 2013.

Delayed Cre-mediated REST deletion still allowed 50% of Cre/Neurog2ERT2 double positive cells to convert into βIII-tubulin+ neurons after induction, suggesting that other mechanisms are gradually taking over to block reprogramming.

Television, long a popular "babysitter," remains the dominant medium, but computers, tablets and cellphones are gradually taking over.

Planned residential areas — such as Surulere, built for civil servants on the mainland — are gradually taken over by the commercial activity that springs up everywhere in Lagos like fungus after the rains.

This chapter presents that biocatalysis is gradually taking over from chemical catalysis in many industrial applications.

First, there is the online culture that is gradually taking over most of the media.

ACS is gradually taking over operation of the system, and will be in full control by February, the spokesman said.

A new system is gradually taking over that consists of a defined contribution scheme, plus a minimum guaranteed pension.