Sentence examples for being gradually introduced from inspiring English sources

The idea of family planning is being gradually introduced into Katine and this slow approach appears to be paying off.

Some protein is now being gradually introduced into Giana's diet to see how well her body handles it.

He also secured a major healthcare reform, which is being gradually introduced; a major upgrade of the country's basic infrastructure, mostly through build-operate-transfer concessions; and introduced an orthodox rule-based fiscal policy aimed at achieving an annual structural fiscal surplus of 1% of GDP.

However, parts of the core curriculum, as well as many of its basic concepts, are being gradually introduced in different dental schools in Japan.

"Ambiguity," Hume said, "is gradually introduced into our reasonings".

Reforms along these lines were gradually introduced, but some formidable obstacles proved impossible to surmount.

The method of new education was gradually introduced into the state textbooks.

Indeed, some elements of Western civilization had been gradually introduced into Japan even during the Tokugawa era.

Title to land is subject to a system of registration that has been gradually introduced under an act of 1925.

"This is the start of a phased roll-out so we are asking tenants to be patient as the mobile technology is gradually introduced".

Then from the 1880s bacteriological and immunological tests were gradually introduced, which meant that some symptomless people could be told they were infected with (latent) tuberculosis.