Sentence examples for gradually buy from inspiring English sources

Retirees need to gradually buy more stocks over time, but they don't necessarily end up owning much more than most retirees start out with.

In theory, the Fed could print trillions of dollars to achieve its aim, but it is far more likely to start with a smaller amount — perhaps a few hundred billion — and gradually buy more bonds as conditions warrant.

It is this "vicious circle" that Unmortgage want to break: by helping families that can afford to rent gradually buy a home.

Finally, gradually buy things and swap them out for what you don't want anymore, if you plan on changing furniture.

To accommodate all the new products the Friedmans gradually bought up more neighboring buildings.

The Lewises first bought land in the area in the late 1970s and gradually bought adjoining farms.

Mr. Schmetterer was lucky in his choice of spouse, but he was wise in gradually buying bigger boats.

However, larger chains have been gradually buying out family businesses, often when members of the family retire.

After six years of silence, China unexpectedly disclosed last month that it had been gradually buying gold from domestic producers.

I remembered my mother, who had very little money, getting a stereo and gradually buying classical LPs.

He himself gradually bought out his uncle's interest, and Hammacher sold most of the interest to Schlemmer in 1885 and went abroad to live.