Sentence examples for become gradually more from inspiring English sources

The tented city that has sprung up to accommodate them has become gradually more organised over the past 48 hours.

People seemed to become gradually more passive under Thatcher, as though the colour had gone out of their lives.

The judge has become gradually more frustrated with Argentina and last year issued a ruling that included a sanction that upped the ante on the country.

The way these rules are layered on top of each other one at a time is satisfying, as the puzzles become gradually more complex, built from recognisable parts.

These are rising as mortgage rates go up and people become gradually more interested in renting a home rather than buying one.

Beatty doesn't direct any more, and Eastwood has become gradually more comfortable in self-expression, despite his commercial shrewdness and creative reticence.

As I got older, it became gradually more volatile, something I learned to cope with.

He worked slowly and carefully, and, as he worked, his idea of his art became gradually more exact.

"As Hong Kong becomes gradually more democratic, the divisions between the rich and poor are no longer tenable," Mr. Dodwell said.

In the 10th and 11th centuries the reliefs became gradually more plastic and expressive until they were again freed, to a considerable degree, from the background.

Slowly but surely, so the reasoning goes, there is a trickle-down effect and fur becomes gradually more acceptable to a whole new generation of potential customers.