Sentence examples for likely to gradually from inspiring English sources

Economists said employers were likely to gradually cut fewer jobs each month, but warned it would be months before businesses resumed large-scale job creation.

He also said Sony was likely to gradually adopt Google's software, which he cited as more robust and comprehensive than the company's own Bravia Internet service, for its other Internet-connected TVs.

He has a big shareholding in Meridiana, the biggest private airline in Italy, but is likely to gradually divest his holding.

Because the holding period return proxies conditionally change according to the change in T and the holding period increases, the measurement error becomes large, and the coefficient is likely to gradually decrease.

Chronic stress is more likely to gradually weaken the immune system, increasing susceptibility to pollution-related illness.

At the same time, neighboring genes (let us call them B and C) are likely to gradually accumulate deleterious mutations (which are more abundant than beneficial ones in our experiments).

That's likely to change gradually.

Underlying inflationary pressures are therefore likely to build gradually as demand strengthens and sterling's depreciation earlier this year feeds through".

She said the economy "has come a long way", though normalization "is likely to proceed gradually", and "inflation continues to run below our longer-run objective".

Mercaptans are highly volatile and are likely to be gradually released from dumped waste as it breaks down in the environment.

The deadly strain of avian influenza detected in Fife was almost certainly brought to British shores by migrating water birds, and is likely to spread gradually to wild birds across the country, experts said yesterday.