Sentence examples for has grown progressively more from inspiring English sources
The commission has grown progressively more impatient with state subsidies to failing "flag carrier" airlines.
Rubygate, as everyone calls the scandal, has grown progressively more lurid.
But in the last 40 years, Grotius's "free sea" has grown progressively more circumscribed.
Queens University Union, Sat LM Dan Snaith's work as Caribou has grown progressively more psychedelic over the years, culminating in his 2010 masterpiece Swim.
The twist here is that as the walking dead have grown progressively more human, the living have slowly lost touch with their humanity.
In the "Great Leap Forward" of 1958-1960, Mao Zedong promised to jump-start Chinese industry and agriculture in an effort to beat both the Americans and the Soviets, with whom he had grown progressively more hostile.
Like the books the Harry Potter movies have grown progressively darker and more complex, as the initially stark moral universe of good and evil became increasingly shaded by prickly, often confusing questions of sex and death (including the death in 2002 of Richard Harris, the first Dumbledore, who was replaced by Michael Gambon).
Over the years, Crystal's visits have grown progressively longer, and each summer she has packed more elaborately.
Most of these subsidies are used to produce more grains at the expense of nutritious crops like pulses, fruits and vegetables, which have grown progressively expensive.
