Sentence examples for difficulties gradually from inspiring English sources

As his international difficulties gradually convinced Emperor Francis Joseph of the need for reconciliation with Hungary, Deák, in both private conversations and public utterances, notably his famous "Easter Article" of April 16, 1865, put forward Hungary's conditions in terms that presently led to the Compromise (Ausgleich) of 1867, by which the dual monarchy was established.

"When they frankly discussed their sexual difficulties and accepted a little sound professional advice, the difficulties gradually were eliminated," Zehv writes.

add difficulties gradually and slowly: a general rule is that when the dog, once home, stops being as tired as usual but only appears satisfied and still ready to go, it is time to add duration/speed.

Mental deterioration, speech, and motor difficulties progressed gradually and over time, and eventually total blindness and spasticity developed.

These difficulties were gradually overcome; the cannula was made elliptical to avoid leakage and pressure on soft parts (Fig.  2), the neck of the cannula was bent at a right angle and a strut was added.

The problems that certain GPs acknowledged, such as their reluctance to initiate ACE-I in already treated CHF patients or the difficulties with gradually increasing the ACE-I dose, were not reflected in their prescribing of these drugs.

It increases in difficulty more gradually.

All exercises are selected so that the jump-landing program difficulty is gradually increased.

The difficulty was gradually increased from double to single leg exercises and from stable to unstable surfaces when tolerated.

Indeed, the problems which a company can encounter must be analysed as a continuous and cumulative process: the failure starts with small difficulties which are gradually transformed into more serious problems.

If the deer eats it with no difficulty, you can gradually wean the deer off the formula and switch to solids.