Sentence examples for gradually considered from inspiring English sources
"gradually considered" is correct and can be used in written English
It can be used when something is being thought about or taken into consideration gradually over a period of time. Example: After much deliberation, the company gradually considered implementing a new policy for flexible work hours.
Toward the end of the 17th century, the councils gradually considered and represented themselves as absolute sovereigns.
With the end of WWII, Horkheimer gradually considered moving back to Germany.
Serum miRNA was gradually considered as molecular markers for disease diagnosis.
However, during the last decade, it was gradually considered to be a promising option for energy and climate change policy in many countries.
Amending activated sludge with additional microorganisms able to produce versatile enzymes to enhance biodegradability or "bioaugmentation", is gradually considered as a possible solution for the recalcitrance of Bio-Refractory Organic Compounds (Bio-ROCs).
In this way, the newest observations are gradually considered to approximate the sampling results from the optimal proposal distribution and hence overcome the sample impoverishment problem suffered by conventional PF.
Despite a growing rebellion among fans over a potential move to east London, The Independent on Sunday understands the alternative of a redeveloped White Hart Lane as part of the Northumberland Park Development is gradually being considered a less viable option because of costs involved and demands being put on the club by the local authority.
It is also gradually being considered by people in several European and American countries, especially its use in the treatment of chronic diseases owing to its effectiveness and the very minor side effects.
No one he tested, though, had this rare disease, and he gradually stopped considering it as a diagnosis.
July 1614 Naples, Italy Francis Stewart Hepburn, 5th earl of Bothwell, (died before July 1614, Naples), nephew of the 4th earl; by his dissolute and proud behaviour he caused King James VI of Scotland (afterward James I of Great Britain) gradually to consider him a rival and a threat to the Scottish crown and was made an outlaw.
Although a standardized classification has been proposed, haplotype names within clades have been assigned gradually without considering the evolutionary history of dog mtDNA.
