Sentence examples for gradually being turned from inspiring English sources

The police force is gradually being turned into an army.

It is gradually being turned into one of Italy's biggest museums.

The brain gain that we achieved after World War II is gradually being turned into a brain drain.

The IMF did not help, by cutting its global growth forecasts, while the cheap money taps the central banks have been using to support the markets and economy are gradually being turned off.

The fact it is being held by combinations of women of different generations reflects the volume dial gradually being turned up on the voices of older women, who have long been overlooked in fashion.

Now, as I've made my way to work over the last few months, I've walked past a building site that is gradually being turned into a new gated community of condos that will most likely be bought up by foreign billionaires as investments.

"Since 2012, my life has gradually been turned upside down.

During the last half-century, though, this understanding has gradually been turned on its head.

"Those old models of the guilds that lived for hundreds of years have gradually been turned over to being run by commercial interests," said Standing, who notes that outsourcing firms have been auctioning employment, from telemarketing to accounting, to the lowest bidder on the global marketplace for years.

This doesn't mean that they are going to quit school and get a job -- it means that the funds from your adult budget for clothing, car insurance and other expenses will gradually be turned over to the teenager to dispense (with your supervision).

Several enzymes involved in ROS metabolism are expressed in early stages of fruit development and ripening and gradually are turned off as the fruit approaches senescence, making it more susceptible to be damaged by these molecules [ 31- 34].