Sentence examples for has moved gradually from inspiring English sources

As the Pakistan Army has moved gradually to establish its hold, the United States military has reportedly been demonstrating far less patience.

England, Northern Ireland and Scotland have markedly different varieties of school England has moved gradually over the past decade to greater managerial autonomy from local bureaucracies, Scotland retains a centralised system and Northern Ireland kept selective schools.

Because the B type has moved gradually toward human A subtypes, this type appears not to have reached its hypothesized goal, which may possibly lie between human A and B types, but nearer the latter.

The presence of magnetic anomalies between the two volcanic fronts suggests that the volcanic front has moved gradually westward.

As time has gone on, ZeroCater has moved gradually upmarket, serving ever-larger organizations, while also expanding to new parts of the country.

This finding, together with the presence of small magnetic anomalies between the recent and ancient volcanic fronts, suggests that the volcanic front has moved gradually to the west (Figure 3a,b).

They speak a language of the Munda family and appear to have moved gradually into their territory from farther north.

As consumers have moved gradually from SUVs and pickup trucks to smaller vehicles, Detroit's Big Three automakers have gone through a painful restructuring period.

"People have moved gradually from 'Sharon is a fruitcake' to 'Sharon is a fruitcake who might make some sense,' " she said.

In these books my father was also described as an aristocrat who, having been forced into exile by the revolution, had moved "gradually but with radical effect" to the left.

I've moved gradually from chairing workshops in smaller conferences to more prominent roles such as Track Chair at GECCO (Genetic and Evolutionary Computation Conference), Technical Chair at CEC (IEEE Congress on Evolutionary Computation), and General Chair of PPSN (International Conference on Parallel Problem Solving from Nature) in 2016.