Sentence examples for gradual completion from inspiring English sources

Downtown Riverhead has been slowly reviving after storefronts were emptied with the gradual completion of the Long Island Expressway in the 1970s.

But Mr. Greenspan said the development helping the economy most right now -- the gradual completion of a yearlong effort by companies to whittle down their inventories of excess supplies and unsold goods -- would be temporary.

Transnational migrants render their earnings visible and stake their claims in Dakar by building houses, distinctive in their size, style and gradual completion (Tall 2009; Melly 2010).

Having decided not to take public financing for the general election, both President Obama and Mitt Romney need to devote much of their time to fund-raising, marking the completion of a gradual shift away from the days when candidates would be able to focus on campaigning after the primaries and rely on public financing for the general election.

This election cycle marks the completion of a gradual shift away from the days when candidates would be able to wrap up fund-raising on their own behalf ahead of their conventions in the middle of the summer and rely on public financing — which limits candidates to a preset expenditure level — for the general election.

Progress toward completion advanced sporadically at a gradual rate throughout the Rajoelina administration.

The patterns of PSA response after completion of radiotherapy showed a gradual decline.

HPSR portfolio change through co-ordination would involve a gradual process of adjustment to new priorities, project completions, maturation of research capacity and funding opportunities.

Moreover, four patients with disseminated disease showed gradual decline of serum levels entering the normal range after completion of treatment.

For sampling and at completion of the experiment, mice were euthanized by gradual-fill CO2 exposure.

As the boat churns along, a recorded narration discusses everything from the dinosaurs that once roamed to the gradual filling of what is now Lake Mead, after the dam's completion in 1935.