Sentence examples for has gradually reached from inspiring English sources
Nonetheless, the pressure of economic development has gradually reached Dofiana over the last few decades, and increased dramatically in the last few years.
He spent the season rehabbing following surgery, and although he describes the journey thus far as a grind, he has gradually reached one milestone, moved onto another, and another, drawing encouragement with each step forward.
The president has gradually reached his position over the last year, advisers said, and was particularly influenced last year when legislators in New York voted to legalize same-sex marriage.
Every day the numbers increase....The stench has gradually reached my house.
It confirmed the conclusion they had gradually reached as the protest mounted: Instability would reign until the Mr. Mubarak got out of the way.
The estimates of loss of life are obviously only roughly calculated on the basis of the known population, but they have gradually reached 200,000.
Over the last decade, researchers have gradually reached a surprising conclusion: when you take into account intangible investments, such as software development, product design and training, British businesses aren't investment laggards after all.Let's first of all consider the case against UK plc.
Over this same period, the number of managed honeybee colonies in the United States has gradually declined, reaching a low in 2008 with 2.3 million colonies, with increases of roughly 200,000 new colonies each year in 2009 and 2010.
In Spain, the proportion of laboratory confirmation has gradually increased, reaching 69%% [ 34].
Since then, the water level behind the dam has gradually increased and reached its designed maximum level of 175 m in October 2010.
The older β-lactams, penicillin and ampicillin are ineffective against more than 80%% of isolated strains, and resistance to many of the non-β-lactam agents such as the tetracyclines, gentamicin, chloramphenicol, erythromycin and clindamycin has gradually increased and reached alarming levels by the 1990s in many parts of the world [ 13- 15].
