Sentence examples for gradual start from inspiring English sources

The gradual start to tapering by the Federal Reserve – the slowing of massive purchases of mortgages and government bonds to increase liquidity and hold down interest rates – was announced this week and could have worldwide impacts.

On her watch, unemployment fell sharply, inflation stayed subdued, wages began to rise, and she managed a gradual start to the Fed's unwinding of its $4.5 trillion balance sheet, a tricky task that could have undercut growth if mishandled.

These were: an abrupt start and abrupt decay (impulse); an abrupt start and gradual decay; an abrupt start and permanent effect (step); and a gradual start and permanent effect.

Neither the abrupt start and gradual decay, the step, nor the gradual start and permanent effect forms of the law change intervention reached significance (at the α = 5% level) in any of the models investigated.

We found no evidence for other types of switches, including the "plateau cross-taper switch" [ 29, 30] (i.e. gradual start of new antipsychotic, followed by treatment with full dose of both drugs, followed by tapering of the original antipsychotic).

After a gradual start-up that included a few equipment glitches, the plant reached its full 1,000-megawatt 1,000-megawatty night.

"It was gradual, starting the moment he decided on the invasion of Kuwait," in June of 1990, according to Amatzia Baram, an Iraq expert at the University of Haifa.

The isolation of the Santa Monica population was probably gradual, starting with the construction of the Ventura Freeway in the 1950s.

This latter shows a large transition zone in which the decay of failure load is gradual, starting after 2 weeks of ageing.

The roll-out of Check-In will be gradual — starting today, 10percentt of ZocDoc patients will be able to use the feature, and it will be rolled out to all users over the coming weeks.

However, except the success story of the Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics, our overview of dataset availability in the MENA region revealed that the solution to the problem of modest availability of publicly-accessible datasets should be gradual and start from ensuring availability to relevance and usefulness (quality), accessibility and comparability.