Sentence examples for coming on gradually from inspiring English sources

In this case, the young man's symptoms had been coming on gradually over two months.

These episodes, which can be spurred by any number of factors (extreme stress, conflict with loved ones, major losses, trauma, poverty and low income, lack of social support), can come on gradually or suddenly: a single one can, ostensibly, persist for weeks or months.

"It came on gradually," she said.

Sometimes the pain comes on gradually.

The symptoms of chondromalacia patella often come on gradually.

"It may come on gradually, like a dimmer switch".

"It came on gradually, but it came on," Mr. Reilly said of the weight.

Moreover, it can come on gradually or can be with the individual for many years.

Her flu came on gradually, and she never had a high fever.

Usually the loss of sight came on gradually, and a fever would be rare.

Dementia, not so; it's chronic confusion and memory loss that comes on gradually and gets worse.