Sentence examples for lived progressively from inspiring English sources
Flies lived longest on a diet containing a 1 16 P C ratio and lived progressively less long as the P C ratio increased.
People live progressively longer and the quality of health-care services, so far, has increased and gotten more expensive.
"Every effort was rebuffed, and this family lived in progressively increasing isolation, cut off from everything, with a collar of the mother's paranoia.
Each one will be progressively more difficult.
Accordingly, barrier defective cells are long-lived while their successive daughters become progressively shorter lived as they are born to mothers of increasing age.
In Cheraw, Obama belittled the idea that the Clinton years were ones of opportunity and prosperity: "The life that I'm talking about that most people are living has gotten progressively worse since I was a little girl...
In Cheraw, Obama belittled the idea that the Clinton years were ones of opportunity and prosperity: "The life that I'm talking about that most people are living has gotten progressively worse since I was a little girl..
We live in a progressively demanding time.
Later on, opponents of the idea that identifying the molecular level as very important would lead to progress in biology attempted to evoke a chicken and egg paradox in the repeated observation that living organisms create progressively more complex structures and processes (see e.g. Nagel, 1998; Waliszewski et al., 1998).
On one hand it might be a process wherein our lives are progressively extinguished, until finally they are gone.
Meanwhile, as I saw for myself, normal, decent people, denied the chance to lead normal lives, become progressively more resentful.
