Sentence examples for gradual move of from inspiring English sources

His most recent retrospective has opened at the Maison Européenne de la Photographie in Paris, known as M.E.P., and runs through April 7. "Joel Meyerowitz is the missing link", said Jean-Luc Monterosso, the director of M.E.P., referring to the gradual move of photography in the second half of the 20th century from black and white to color.

That's all fine; that is a gradual move of one thing to its nth-degree, advanced-capitalism self, and it's futile to be precious about it. .

Not only did regulators demand a gradual move of risk from off balance vehicles onto banks' balance sheets, but they also enforced financial discipline on local governments, urging them to take measures to meet repayment obligations.

But the recent plunge in the value of the pound below $1.50 and the gradual move upward of Britain's benchmark 10-year borrowing rate on gilts to above 4 percent suggest that investors are now getting ready to reassess the country's fiscal condition.

By 1925 this gradual move out of the palace was complete.

Weak export markets are partially to blame, but the dip has also supported domestic critics of the gradual move toward appreciation of the Chinese currency, needed to offset long-standing imbalances.

Roots (1959), set in a Norfolk family, celebrates the gradual move towards independence of Beatie Bryant, an early feminist prototype.

While almost all his sample-based debut was recorded here – and most of Overtones – his third release reflects a gradual move from the role of producer/rapper to that of fully fledged lyricist and singer.

It's a simple, gradual move from the addiction of the bottle, to the enjoyment of the bottle.

Zatko had visited the NSA several times before, he said, part of gradual move into federal government work.

But the Fed's August statement culminated a gradual move in the direction of talking about the future.