Sentence examples for gradual course from inspiring English sources

In the end, the most promising (if gradual) course for promoting reform in Syria is to engage and empower Mr. Assad, not to isolate and overthrow him.

In the gradual course of recovery, memories are often reported to return in strict chronological sequence from the most remote to the most recent, as in Ribot's law.

Human institutions tend to work better when they have years or even decades to make gradual course corrections, when time smooths out the conflicts between people.

Faced with an economic downturn that has proved deeper than the White House initially projected, Mr. Obama asked Americans on Saturday to remain patient, arguing that his $787 billion stimulus plan had saved the economy from collapse and put it on a gradual course to recovery.

I knew that going to an evening class, or even taking on a personal tutor on a regular basis, just wouldn't work: I was way too busy as things were, and I just didn't have the time or discipline required to supplement a gradual course of study.

This shows the severity of the hazard events by earthquake or induced by it in the region and is an alarm to the authority for getting prepared for any worst situation that may happen in a gradual course of time.

The progressive brain damage is typically so insidious in onset and gradual in course that it is difficult to make an accurate diagnosis on the basis of clinical evidence.

Although decline may be punctuated by periods of clinical plateau, a gradual progressive course leading to death is invariable.

CMC's differ depending on illness onset (acute or gradual), illness course (progressive, constant or episodic), illness outcome (fatal, possibly fatal, reduced longevity, non-fatal) and the degree of impairment (impairing vs. non-impairing) (Schepers et al. 2007).

Given the gradual, progressive course of BPH and the mode of action of 5ARIs major differences in efficacy would not necessarily be seen in studies of up to 1-year duration (Gilling et al. 2005).

It appears that the gradual, stochastic course of gene death is punctuated by occasional bursts when a gene belonging to a functional module or pathway is eliminated, rendering useless the remaining genes in the same module or pathway.