Sentence examples for gradually divided from inspiring English sources

Anthropology has, in fact, gradually divided itself into two major spheres: the study of man's biological characteristics and the study of his cultural characteristics.

A period of a Yāzgulāmī-Shughnī common language (protolanguage) has been postulated by some scholars, after which it separated first into Yāzgulāmī and Common Shughnī; and then Common Shughnī gradually divided into Sarīkolī, Oroshorī-Bartangī, Roshānī-Khufī, and Bajuvī-Shughnī.

After the death of Eudes, however, his territories were gradually divided among his descendants, until Thibaut IV the Great (died 1152) reunited Champagne (as Thibaut II) with Blois in 1125.

Pulling the other way have been Hamas's backers, Syria (where Hamas's supreme leader, Khaled Meshal, resides) and Iran.That tension has gradually divided Hamas in Gaza, where the party is strongest, from Hamas in the West Bank, where it is both weaker and more moderate.

As the population of Eccles increased during the Industrial Revolution the medieval parish of Eccles was gradually divided into smaller parishes, and surrounding townships gained their own churches.

She sits on a low, pink plastic stool, behind a mound of unsorted goods which she is gradually dividing into smaller piles.

Angels in the stained glass sing the Sanctus, first in long, sinuous quasi plainchant and then gradually dividing into more and more parts, creating tone clusters that dazzle like shafts of sunlight through the windows.

The strange present, we may conclude, is one in which the middle class is slowly being squeezed out of an economy that is gradually dividing into two camps, the few rich and the many poor.

Pour the flour into the large mixing bowl gradually, dividing it into 3 separate additions.

As it grew, the lagoon gradually became divided into a series of informal canals, through which taxi-canoes are manoeuvred by nimble young bodies.

Ardashīr I, son of Pāpak and a descendant of Sāsān, was the ruler of one of the several small states into which Persia had gradually been divided.