Sentence examples for later gradually from inspiring English sources

In 1819 she legally changed her given name to Mary Abigail; she later gradually adopted the name Maria.

He is best known as the author, with Harvey Schmidt, of the musical "The Fantasticks," which opened in 1960, and, much like Mr. Ashby and Mr. Higgins's movie of a decade later, gradually snowballed from cult favorite to cultural touchstone.

Figure 4 shows that as the number of helper users increases, the total run-time decreases first sharply and later gradually.

I remember it happening, after the financial crisis there was about a month where the Daily Mail and even the Sun indulged in banker bashing and everyone was saying "Fred the Shred" should be denied his pension etc and then about two months later, gradually, the ire turned onto benefits and immigrants – "benefits scroungers this", "asylum seekers this", "immigrants this".

I remember it happening, after the financial crisis there was about a month where the Daily Mail and even the Sun indulged in banker bashing and everyone was saying "Fred the Shred" should be denied his pension etc., and then about two months later, gradually, the ire turned onto benefits and immigrants—"benefits scroungers this," "asylum seekers this," "immigrants this".

Ams transcript abundance persists unchanged in secondary spermatocytes and is later gradually reduced.

About a year or so later I gradually stopped wearing my scarf over my head.

Minutes after being posted at his Internet site (www.gildertech.com), the companies' stock prices rise vertiginously (until, days later, they gradually retreat to less exalted levels).

The Bhagavata-purana glorifies an intensely personal and passionate bhakti that in some later schools gradually developed into a decidedly erotic mysticism.

When I came to the US nine years later, I gradually realized that my identity and the language around class – along with customs, references, and, most significantly, attitudes – did not translate.

Only later and gradually, however, the spheres stick together, forming tiny rods filaments and much larger fibrils, which in turn accumulate into insoluble deposits of protein called amyloid plaque.