Sentence examples for it's progressively from inspiring English sources

Rather than admitting that the party has had serious problems for its last two decades, that it's progressively alienated itself from its voters to the point that its grandees think a blob of humanoid margarine like Owen Smith is what ought to be running the country, the new Trot scare makes the problem go away: the people making this critique are wreckers and infiltrators, they don't count.

But it's progressively challenging enough to feel like more than just a cash-in.

"But it's progressively growing more expensive" to borrow for millions of consumers whose aggregate personal savings rate, as a proportion of disposable income, has dwindled to virtually nothing, he said.

Even though it was not initially used on the basis of its merits, 29 it is progressively gaining ground and acknowledgement in health research.

It is progressively being used to increase rate of genetic progress for production traits that are measured late in life (e.g. meat yield and quality), expensive to measure (e.g. RFI) and are sex linked (e.g. milk production and quality).

If a testing set is not confirmed, it is progressively broken down until all its subsets are confirmed.

It took a 10th-minute lead with a try from its new wing, Sean Maitland, and played with spirit throughout, but it was progressively overrun.

It is progressively moving from retailer to landlord.

"Every time we went back it was progressively worse".

Even today a cricket ball may stay in play for an entire day of a match, and, as the ball gets more used, it is progressively more difficult to hit.

The performance of the catalyst was measured at discrete intervals as it was progressively aged.