Sentence examples for gradually imposing from inspiring English sources

The hotter, drier climate gradually imposing itself on southeastern Australia is forcing changes to agriculture.

The gradually imposing dementia, rare for this disease, was making it increasingly difficult to have a complex discussion.

The government says it is aimed at protecting young people from the harms of alcohol, but secularist opponents accuse the government of gradually imposing an Islamic agenda.

The purpose of this work was to demonstrate that a polymer wrap can be applied to vein segments without compromising viability/function, and to demonstrate one potential application, i.e., gradually imposing the mid-wall circumferential wall stress (CWS) in wrapped veins exposed to arterial levels of pressure.

The rest of the first half passed relatively quietly, with Liverpool gradually imposing themselves As soon as the second half began it was back to the fireworks, Reina being immediately called upon to make a double save from Harewood and Yossi Benayoun.

In architecture, design, fashion and in the arts, a renewed Chinese aesthetics is gradually imposing itself, from tea to calligraphy, the Chinese savors and forms have been revitalized.

Direct rule was gradually imposed over the region.

China, North Korea's economic lifeline, has gradually imposed greater economic sanctions on its neighbor, including caps on oil.

Despite a ferocious start from Serena, Venus absorbed the shock and gradually imposed her long-limbed presence on her favorite tennis court.

Priestland's third penalty gave the Scarlets a 16-3 lead their greater astuteness merited, but Ospreys gradually imposed themselves after the break.

Inexorable economic and social forces will gradually impose their alterations, and the bureaucracy and political system will adapt: they will have to, even if the aim is merely to keep everything the same.