Sentence examples for gradually doing better from inspiring English sources
We concluded that female founders are gradually doing better when it comes to funding.
From our most recent analysis, Crunchbase reported the percentage of funded startups with at least one female founder increased from 9percentto17percentcent between 2009 and 2017.3 We previously concluded that female founders are gradually doing better when it comes to funding.
Gradually, Zarema started doing better in school and returned to her artwork.
More & more professionals are beginning to understand that emotional struggles can manifest themselves as physical ailments, & the system is gradually doing a better job of treating the whole person.
The result of these and other projects is a city that has gradually developed a regional brand as a livelier place to live and do business, in a state that is doing better economically than most.
So bees with shorter tongues, which are better able to make use of the broader diversity of short-tubed flowers, did better and gradually came to dominate the peaks, the researchers suggest.
We are gradually doing the same with marijuana.
At first they were partners with the gunmen but, as the gunmen found less and less loot and the businessmen did better and better, the relationship was gradually reversed: the gunmen became mere guards for the businessmen.
But Albion gradually gained the upper hand and Stephen Ward should have done better when afforded a free header by some lax Doncaster marking.
