Sentence examples for gradually concluded from inspiring English sources

After that crisis passed, the Fed gradually concluded that rates had to rise.

Under the leadership of Mr. Bernanke — with considerable prodding and support from a board almost entirely appointed by President Obama — the central bank has gradually concluded that it has a responsibility to act more forcefully, and, equally important, that it has the ability to spur job creation directly.

And although I repeat favorites, I'm gradually concluding that there are no limits to appealing combinations of dry-pasta-and-whatever, many of them originally created in Southern Italy.

Frankly, I agree and think that our generation, via experimentation, is gradually concluding that Arianna is right.

Gradually, Lei concluded that doing the right thing at the right moment may be more important than anything else when starting a new venture.

They have ruled out all other possibilities and gradually they conclude that the problem must be her gut.

He concluded, "Gradually falling under the sway of big-time campaign donors is inevitable".

Despite these objections, she concluded, "Gradually, however, Mr. Hosseini's instinctive storytelling skills take over, mowing down the reader's objections through sheer momentum and will.

A 2008 report by the Israel Antiquities Authority called Lifta "a preserve of village architecture and building technology that is gradually becoming extinct," and concluded that residential development would "seriously harm the. . .

With each experience, he concluded, children gradually build up a picture of how the world works - a kind of naïve physics.

It was concluded that gradually shifting birth care from primary care clinics to health centres and hospitals in this setting might improve health and experiential outcomes, as well as improving health system efficacy [ 2].