Sentence examples for have progressively moved from inspiring English sources

THE CROWD Dedicated Kempophiles who have followed every step of this stylish couple as they have progressively moved up the hipster food chain, from the lovely country-house style of the Pelham in South Kensington to the buzz-creating Soho Hotel in the heart of London's media district.

It seems ironical that at a time when out-of-hours primary care services have progressively moved to less skilled people handling calls (from doctors to nurses to call handlers), hospitals have done the reverse.

The ACGME has progressively moved to the present mandate for training programs to demonstrate data-driven changes and improvements in curricula based on resident performance data in each of the competencies, promoting continuous improvement in resident education and ultimately, in the healthcare workforce.

Since the concept of tendinopathy as a defective healing process has broadened, therapeutic options have been progressively moving toward restoring natural tendon biology.

These fund managers have progressively raised larger and larger funds, moving later and later stage.

We've been progressively moving away from more traditional approaches, such as talks and symposiums, in favour of more fun and playful experiences that support participation, social interaction and creativity.

"The epicenter of urban living in downtown Chicago has been progressively moving south for the last 5 to 10 years," said Thomas O. Weeks, president of the LR Development Company, developer of 340 on the Park, a high-rise condominium building under construction across Randolph Street from the park.

It seems to have progressively slimmed down and also to have been continually rethought by the artist as it moved on to London and then Dublin and then here, for its fourth and final "iteration".

Since their inception, the phase-field models have progressively proven to be an efficient numerical tool for the simulation of dynamic systems involving moving interfaces (Chen 2002).

Moving rightward across the standard form of periodic table, nonmetals adopt structures that have progressively fewer nearest neighbours.

Bacteria have progressively developed resistance.