Sentence examples for gradual in from inspiring English sources

Change has been gradual in Trinidad, a place where not much has altered for 150 years.

These changes are mostly very gradual in their operation, becoming noticeable only cumulatively over the course of several generations.

The EU's policies have been too gradual in countries that feel immune to pressure, whether from below or from outside.

"Khartoum was concerned for the safety of the oil facilities and therefore was gradual in its military response," he said.

Interviews with tenants in several buildings that have left the subsidy programs indicated that change has been gradual in many cases.

When neurological involvement is present, the response to thiamin is much more gradual; in severe cases, the structural lesions of the nerve cells may be irreversible.

Serviceable forms and familiar motifs are likely to persist, and changes are gradual in comparison to the sudden innovations possible in sophisticated art.

"Mr. Trichet seems to be suggesting that monetary tightening can be gradual in the coming months," Mr. Kounis of ABN Amro said.

The changes are rapid in intra-uterine life and around puberty but are much slower and gradual in other phases of the life cycle.

She was still getting migraines about once a week, but she also started getting dull headaches, less intense than her migraines and more gradual in their onset, almost every afternoon.

The gradual, in-depth understanding gained through their many hours of conversation allowed Marion to write a fascinating portrait of an artist shaped by his organic connection with St Ives.