Sentence examples for gradual ending from inspiring English sources

Davenport-Hines posits a longer-term consequence of the affair the gradual ending of traditional notions of deference: "Authority, however disinterested, well-qualified and experienced, was [after June 1963] increasingly greeted with suspicion rather than trust".

The headline announcement is the gradual ending of the division between the privately owned train operating companies and the government-controlled Network Rail (NR), which is responsible for the tracks.

Gabi Ashkenazi, former chief of staff of the IDF, has consistently said that "as the Palestinians do more on security, we will do less". A gradual ending of incursions in Area A would certainly be consistent with that axiom.

It suggested a gradual ending of the national vetoes of the then nine member states, the establishment of a common defence policy, the creation of an internal single market, and the appointment of one Europe minister to represent the community to the US.

"While gradual sounds good, gradual usually end up being gradual by default, rather than by design, which is a real problem for the economy because it leaves investors, tourists and consumers on the sidelines waiting to see where things are going".

Tells about the gradual end of the dictatorship.

And that would spell the gradual end of bamboo business as they know it.Mr Cartledge takes the thought further.

These developments lead to a wave of egalitarianism in dress and a gradual end to the idea that richness and high fashion were the prerogative of the aristocracy.

Mr. Harteveldt predicted a gradual end to the lingering confusion over so-called e-tickets -- in particular, whether they are now acceptable at airports.

With the gradual end of the recession around the world, analysts said Credit Lyonnais should also see some growth in its corporate lending and capital markets activities.

The temper tantrum at the prospect of a gradual end to easy money makes it harder for the Fed to reverse course.