Sentence examples for is gradually gaining from inspiring English sources

Even in Extremadura, tourism is gradually gaining ground.

Cohabitation is gradually gaining more recognition in English law and without much debate.

The Parliament is gradually gaining more power, but few Europeans care much about it.

Yet Carruthers, one of the pioneers in his field, is gradually gaining support for his beliefs after years of isolation.

And while Vastu is gradually gaining popularity, Ms. Burton said, it is not yet common on the island.

Add today's quarterly GDP figures to other recent positive survey data and you will find reasonable evidence suggesting the European economy is gradually gaining momentum.

By sequentially expressing different var genes during the course of an infection, host immunity is gradually gained to the PfEMP1 variants (VSA's) associated with the infecting parasite genome.

In contrast, host populations in regimes of very low transmission, characteristically exhibit similar levels of parasite rates in all age groups, and immunity is gradually gained throughout life, with infection spanning all age classes.

Meanwhile, alternative economic development strategies are gradually gaining traction.

In addition, nursery schools and kindergartens, operated chiefly by private groups, were gradually gaining popularity.

Yes, according to Catalyst's tally, women are gradually gaining more seats on boards of Fortune 500 companies — very gradually.