Sentence examples for has also gradually from inspiring English sources

The rover has also gradually started science observations.

The system has also gradually shifted the burden of supporting the sick on to companies.

He has also gradually come to see himself in what he calls "the line of all the political adventure novelists": Stendhal, Conrad ("a genre writer turned loose," Mr. Furst called him), Malraux, Greene.

Since World War II, India has also gradually diversified its engineering industries and now produces heavy capital goods (machines and tools used to manufacture other goods), various types of industrial machinery, prime movers (engines and other sources of motive power) and boilers, diesel engines, sewing machines, machine tools, agricultural machinery, and all types of electrical equipment.

For those who are unfamiliar, Singapore historically has been a financial hub in Southeast Asia, but now has also gradually become the crypto hub of Asia.

With a number of major blackouts occurred around the world, customers' expectation of system reliability and power quality has also gradually increased.

Along the way, it would have also gradually raised the payroll tax that goes into the unemployment trust fund.

The bill would have also gradually expanded the bottom 15percenttaxax bracket for married couples to twice the corresponding bracket for single taxpayers.

Mr. Breaux would have also gradually raised the eligibility age to 67, from 65, would have charged higher premiums to high-income people, and would have required beneficiaries to pay 10percentt of the cost of home health care visits.

EPFs, which have some ¥45 trillion of assets, can now entrust half of their money to IAs.The bureaucratic rules on how fund managers can invest this money have also gradually been relaxed, making it easier for good managers to shine.

Over the decades, juries may have become more scarce, but they have also gradually become more inclusive, in an effort to make real the constitutional promise that a jury should be selected from a population of one's peers.