Sentence examples for gradually shown from inspiring English sources

As the economy has gradually shown strength, unevenly to be sure, one critical mantra has been to call it a jobless recovery.

Seemingly a decent sort at the start of the series, Thomas has gradually shown signs of some seriously dubious character traits.

Mr. Colbert plays an archconservative on his show, "The Colbert Report," and at the rally he played a victim of fear gradually shown the light by Mr. Stewart.

Protesters of the season may be in the majority, but they are underrepresented, particularly in holiday literature where, if they do exist — Scrooge, the Grinch — they are gradually shown the Christmas light.

Small molecules are designed to act on specific signaling pathways and/or mechanisms of cellular physiology and function, and have gradually shown potential for treating ICMDDs.

In fact, it was gradually shown (as Solovay had conjectured in the late 1960s) that large cardinal axioms actually imply forms of definable determinacy.

"It will ask a lot more questions for a $1,000 transaction than for a $10 one".. Applications of voice verification research are gradually showing up commercially.

He went 4-0 with a 2.39 E.R.A. in 25 appearances, including 7 in the postseason, as Randolph gradually showed increased confidence in him.

However, Lewis must gradually show more evidence to shareholders and Tesco staff that the pain of the last year was worth it and that one of Britain's leading companies is slowly getting back on its feet.

She recalled lots of highs: the outpouring of support from women around the country after she was endorsed by Emily's List, the influential fund-raising group; running across old patients and their parents scattered around the region; gradually showing the political world that she could run a credible race.

Rodgers can be encouraged, though, by the way his side withheld Stoke's early pressure and gradually showed themselves to be the better team in the second half, even if it was indisputable that his players, in keeping with those of their opponents, ought to have taken much better care of the ball.