Sentence examples for gradually concluding that from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

Instead, he concluded "that people are unknowable".

Right now, the investors are concluding that Microsoft will gradually become the equivalent of a technology utility--a boring but necessary provider of the software that runs the world's business community.

During that same period, presidents and their advisers gradually stopped talking in public about monetary policy, concluding that it was counterproductive because the Fed was then forced to respond by demonstrating its independence.

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].

Some (perhaps most) learning theorists have concluded that repetition gradually enhances some underlying process in learning.

Rubright J et al. [ 8] concluded that with time, gradually lose some compensatory ability as evidenced by deteriorating limb-specific, patient-centered outcome measures, diminished strength in certain planes of shoulder motion, and scapular dyskinesis at long-term follow-up.

Since his incarceration, he had had several strokes, and a cardiologist concluded that blood clots were gradually cutting off oxygen to his brain.