Sentence examples for became progressively more valuable from inspiring English sources

During the Han Dynasty, silk became progressively more valuable in its own right, and became more than simply a material.

Because antibodies to citrullinated proteins are very specific for RA, are detectable very early in the disease, sometimes even during the preclinical phase of RA [ 10, 11], and are able to predict clinical disease outcome [ 12- 14], it is likely that these antibodies will become progressively more valuable for the clinician.

The show got progressively more gripping as it became progressively more psychological.

The Stylinodontinae, by contrast, became progressively more specialized.

... Second, dendritic cross-sections became progressively more elliptical at more proximal, larger diameter, dendritic locations.

As a result the code can seem dense and debugging became progressively more difficult.

As he developed, his fictional persona became progressively more complex, yet truer to himself.

The transition took several years, during which Linux itself became progressively more convenient to use.

As bases in the United States have been closed, keeping Guantánamo open became progressively more expensive.

They lost cohesion and were unable to recover as the dives became progressively more demanding.

From 1938 onwards, the situation became progressively more desperate for Jews in Munich.