Sentence examples for gradually revised from inspiring English sources
The policy of nationalization was gradually revised and was replaced by a 19-point program announced in 1979 that emphasized greater productivity and efficiency.
These studies that began in the 1980s first made use of the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM), which is based on different social and behavioral theories, and which was gradually revised and further developed until it was finalized as the Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology (UTAUT).
According to Menzel, she was originally scripted as a one-dimensional antagonist but was gradually revised as a more vulnerable, multifaceted figure.
President Barack Obama, who's been stumping for a minimum wage raise for the past two years, has gradually revised upward what he thought was a suitable measure, first proposing $9, then supporting $10.10 and now $12.
Construction began in 1932, but due to a shortage of funds, the design was gradually revised and cut back, and only the Senate House and Library were completed in 1937, with the buildings for the Institute of Education and the School of Oriental Studies completed later.
The program was successful and was gradually revised towards assurance of complete freedom from Salmonella in broiler production.
Initially, there were >24 000 human protein-coding genes predicted for the reference genome, but that number has gradually been revised lower.
The committee projected that the unemployment rate would decline gradually, while revising up their inflation projections, even though they said higher inflation would be "transitory".
New signage would be paid for by Forest City Ratner, and the authority plans to introduce the revised name gradually in maps and timetables after the arena opens.
Following its revision, the 1996 revised European Social Charter, which came into force in 1999, is gradually replacing the initial 1961 treaty.
Ephron's beloved was initially protected by New York City's arcane rent-control laws, which were revised during her tenancy to gradually raise the ludicrously small rent of such luxury housing stock to better reflect its real market value.
