Sentence examples for gradually arose from inspiring English sources
Evolution is a core, well-tested scientific concept that explains how Earth's life forms gradually arose from common ancestors billions of years ago.
Darwin and most contemporary neo-Darwinians have held that the anatomical and cognitive traits of modern humans gradually arose in tandem; faint beginnings would be ascribed to our remote ancestors and greater capacities to our more proximate relatives.
In the years before indexing, politicians had the luxury of deciding what to do with the "fiscal dividend" that gradually arose.
However, with the prevalence of cloud computing, the problem of energy consumption hiding behind convenient services gradually arose, and the situation is getting more and more serious.
For a variety of reasons, some religious and some secular, the idea of universal, compulsory education gradually arose and spread, beginning in the seventeenth century in some parts of the world.
Curia is also used to designate the place in which the senate held its meetings, such as curia Hostilia, curia Julia, curia Marcelli, curia Pompeii, curia Octaviae, and from this there gradually arose the custom of calling the senate itself in the Italian towns curia, but never the senate of Rome.
Partly a Roman Catholic's memoir of a gradually arising moral reckoning in the 20th century, partly an examination of the relations between Christians and Jews, a central issue posed immediately in the first century and very often lamentably mishandled since then.
In other settings familiarity may naturally and gradually arise as time passes.
The simulation of this toy model of insurgency confirms the expectations of experts, as insurgency gradually arises (Figure 9a) and impairs economic development (Figure 9b), thereby providing further ground for insurgency.
The effect arises because of bilateral corrections of motor noise, and should gradually arise over the course of the movement.
What we are observing in the non-conserved DNA may be an unconcentrated mass of interacting material out of which more concentrated, "genic" material gradually arises in the long-term by a nontraditional evolutionary process.
