Sentence examples for leaving progressively from inspiring English sources
On the supply side, abatement cost might rise, as the most cost-effective measures are taken first, leaving progressively more costly measures as the remaining options.
That wouldn't be enough to provoke the dreaded insurance "death spiral" in which higher premiums drive off healthier customers, leaving progressively sicker populations to dominate the risk pool and sending premiums even higher, but it would certainly burden enrollees who don't receive premium subsidies and thus might be inclined to drop their coverage.
In theory, repeated dilution steps leave progressively fewer and fewer molecules of bulk-form source material in a true solution, until eventually none should persist in solution diluted past Avogadro's number (6 x 10), i.e., potencies higher than 24X or 12C.
As Kramer will admit, there's been nothing exceptional about his ALS (it's run a fairly typical course, leaving him progressively weaker), but Kramer is an exceptional person.
The contribution of old leaves to crown area decreased progressively with crown growth as new leaves progressively contributed more than 80% of the total crown foliage area.
Leaves progressively turn yellow, starting at the bottom of the shoot.
In parallel with the abaxial reddening, mature leaves progressively laid down until they reached an almost completely horizontal position, very close to the substrate that was kept during winter (Fig. 2A).
The leaves become progressively smaller up the stem.
It appears some establishment voices have picked up on a way of opposing the idea of the monthly citizen dividend of about $1,000 per month, known as universal basic income (UBI), in a way that successfully leaves some progressively minded people afraid.
Scientists at the University of New Hampshire project that shifts in the climate caused by global warming will progressively dull the leaves throughout southern New England over the next century.
From façade design to lighting, space planning to landscaping, the skills formerly handled by one office are now subcontracted elsewhere, leaving the architect progressively isolated.
