Sentence examples for gradually setting from inspiring English sources

Italy's regional governments are gradually setting up legal norms for alberghi diffusi, simplifying the licences hugely.

Somehow, the ocean got in, toppling the outer glacial defenses, and gradually setting all of West Antarctica afloat and on course to melting.

What is at Breaking Bad's heart is the spectacle of a man gradually setting himself adrift from the routine constraints of everyday society, which is anchored by Cranston's brilliant performance.

With winter gradually setting in, ongoing emergency efforts to immunize and boost the health of children remain urgent and can save lives.

The book starts off by discussing other viruses of clinical importance (polio, varicella zoster, rubella, herpes simplex, and HIV), gradually setting the scene for the emergence of CMV.

Several cultural developments after the Civil War gradually set the stage for modernism, Mancini contends.

As they become increasingly dysfunctional overtime, many age-related conditions such as Alzheimer's disease and diabetes gradually set in.

Criteria were gradually set regarding which people in terms of their ethnicity, gender, and class could be admitted.

A bipartisan acceptance that areas of beauty or ecological importance should be off limits to development gradually set in.

The Soviet Army and secret police were still in Hungary and they gradually set about crushing political parties other than the Communists.

Wigan had often seemed naive on the pitch, capable of playing attractive football but not streetwise enough to close out games and secure results, and the same affliction gradually set in at Everton, coming to a head this season.