Sentence examples for gradually catching up from inspiring English sources
Teachers are, however, gradually catching up with their screen-happy pupils.
The increasing familiarity of this century's culture with such territory (perhaps we are all gradually catching up with her) delights Smith.
That said, the industry is gradually catching up to the hype surrounding personalization, as a growing number of companies have installed tools enabling them to present customized Web pages -- if not to a single individual, then at least to groups that have been identified as having a similar profile.
International students, who often have Master's degrees upon entry, typically come in better prepared than their American counterparts, with American students gradually catching up over time.
Poland is gradually catching up to Western Europe's living standards but youth unemployment is high and Poles can still earn much more in the UK or Germany.
"And the rest of the world is gradually catching up". .
And Laporte's feeling is that gradually Les Bleus have been catching up under his guidance.
Ayurveda may be an old tradition, but it is evolving with the times and catching up gradually with modern science.
But, men have shown a 10% bump since July of 2010, and they gradually appear to be catching up.
They're catching up now, gradually cordoning off staff and sequestering cash for the sole purpose of making their stuff look good.
The panel had a tone of old friends catching up over dinner: At first guarded, sticking to safe topics of discussion, but gradually swapping stories and "Remember when...?" memories of the show.
