Sentence examples for has grown gradually from inspiring English sources
The side has grown gradually in stature, coinciding directly with Duncan Fletcher's time as coach.
The business has grown gradually over a decade, swelling, like its dough, organically.
The match, in a public park, has grown gradually and built a dedicated following for what is essentially a pickup game.
Pitstop Once a chiringuito shack selling cold drinks and snacks to a small crowd of tourists, Restaurante Aguas Blancas has grown gradually over the years, with a little bit of timber here and a few planks of decking there, into today's fully fledged beach restaurant.
Pencz says business has grown gradually, with the help of high repurchase rates from loyal customers, and has been operating at more or less break-even since last year.
On the Palestinian side, armed men from Hamas, the militant Islamic group that controls Gaza, checked the returning shoppers for contraband and weapons.The shortages in Gaza have grown gradually worse since Israel, having declared Gaza a "hostile entity", began restricting imports three months ago in response to a continued rain of Qassam rockets onto nearby Israeli towns.
So it was cheering this year to see the prize go to a group who've grown gradually, stretching themselves along the way, with the backing of a label (Fiction) that takes developing careers seriously, and whose music conveys a sense of experimenting.
The business was founded in 2006 and has grown steadily and gradually ever since.
Munro's reputation has grown steadily over decades, gradually persuading those who at first attempted to dismiss her as a "housewife", "domestic" or "boring", according to Margaret Atwood.
But I think that more broadly, if we get enough funding, this situation, which has grown up historically and gradually (rather like the Corporation of the City of London itself, a bureaucratic anomaly if ever there was one, and a very successful one at that), is actually to our advantage.
