Sentence examples for gradually prepared from inspiring English sources

"But we talked about things, how we live our lives, things I think gradually prepared them for this".

The consultation had been the last in a row where earlier consultations had gradually prepared for a more definite change in self-perception.

The result probably indicates that sensitive genotypes had a slow response and, hence, gradually prepared themselves to adapt to drought stress; whereas drought-tolerant genotypes were already equipped with these processes, therefore had a prompt response toward stress, and, hence, adapted better to stress.

The authorities had been working with migrants and local associations to discuss and gradually prepare the move.

Rectilineal movement to and from a holy place is intended to gradually prepare the worshipper for the spatial encounter with the holy and after the encounter to remove him from the sacred sphere.

Describing the gruelling physical impact the operations had on Jolie, Dr Funk writes: "[On day five] she had her first injection of saline into the expanders, thus beginning the process that would gradually prepare the tissues for the final stage of her operations, reconstruction.

Hungary's economy, which has been gradually preparing to converge with the euro zone, had attracted investment from funds keen to play on the transformation.

And in an attempt to gradually prepare her, we discuss lightly some of the realities I and others I know have faced as women in the workplace.

This is the focus of our work which proposes a course format organizing TEL training around learning design tasks gradually preparing pre-service teachers to face the challenges of combining technology, pedagogy and content, in a way that promotes the sense of community through online collaboration.

(After freezing black's kingside with the knight, white can gradually prepare the break with the f-pawn).

"The CRC sees the child as an initially highly vulnerable person in need of protection, nurturing and care who under parental guidance gradually prepares for an independent life in a social setting of rights and duties when reaching eighteen".