Sentence examples for may gradually have from inspiring English sources

Can it be without milk?'"...That is, while acknowledging China's legal system as very much an instrument of rule, Xi's constitutional language goes far towards building a consensus that what China has is "law without rights" (i.e., law that may gradually have rights mixed into it) rather than law whose missing quotient is some specific Party standard of ideological righteousness (as in the past).

Physicians' career behaviour has been relatively stable in the Japanese system, but new factors may gradually cause it to change.

Diabetes mellitus may gradually damage tissues and thus have an impact on mortality in the long term.

Yellow Labradors usually have black noses, which may gradually turn pink with age (called "snow nose" or "winter nose").

After your triglycerides have returned to an acceptable level, you may gradually re-introduce alcohol back into your diet.

Like many other emotions, Dr. de Waal said, empathy may have gradually evolved into a more complex response, but at its roots it is simple and shared with other species.

But, gradually, they may have destroyed that advantage by killing off their hosts.

The occurrence of rapid boiling and the accompanying explosions may have gradually propagated to the deeper parts of the hydrothermal system, resulting in the intermittent generation of ballistic ejecta during the explosive phase of the eruption, which continued for approximately 1 h.