Sentence examples for gradually extinct from inspiring English sources

The legislative powers of the popular elective assemblies became very gradually extinct, and decrees of the Senate came to take the place of legislative bills adopted by the assemblies in ordinary matters although they did not at first acquire full recognition as laws.

Luminance is gradually extinct beyond that point of supplied current.

Different woolly mammoth populations did not die out simultaneously across their range, but gradually went extinct over time.

Early Eocene faunas mirrored those of the preceding Paleocene with the addition of newer types; however, the archaic Paleocene groups gradually became extinct.

The trees that produced these pollen grains began disappearing from the fossil record within the last 10 million years when other species of Wollemia gradually became extinct.

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. . .

We see variability in every tongue, and new words are continually cropping up; but as there is a limit to the powers of the memory, single words, like whole languages, gradually become extinct.

An important educational option is gradually becoming extinct.

Although the scare wasn't caused by the country's water shortage, Efi Stenzler, the mayor of one of the towns affected, said it reminded everyone that "this resource is gradually becoming extinct". Maybe now, experts say, Israelis will understand that the crisis is real.

With an initial IS distribution with a low mean copy number [ 62], we find that ISs gradually go extinct in the population, and the process of IS elimination is slower if positive selection on beneficial mutations is strong or if the transposition rate is low.

As a game animal, Eurasian aurochs were hunted excessively and gradually became locally extinct in many areas throughout their range.