Sentence examples for progressively away from from inspiring English sources
Rainfall decreases progressively away from the coast; the far north receives no more than 20 inches (500 mm) a year.
Certainly the neutrals were far from happy with the British blockade, but the German declaration of the war zone and subsequent events turned them progressively away from their attitude of sympathy for Germany.
"The Hispanics have been filling those jobs". As Mexican immigration has accelerated, the United States has cut back on the permanent-resident visas available to unskilled Mexicans and shifted the system progressively away from an emphasis on labor, to favor immigrants with family ties to American citizens or legal residents, or who have highly specialized job skills.
Moreover, both first peaks shift progressively away from the throat.
In all, 14 different substrates were placed at distances progressively away from the mound.
You can see this by opening anything with a white background and tilting the phone progressively away from you.
This is mainly due to the diffusion of low-density settlements located progressively further away from the inner city.
The Welsh government has progressively backed away from the commitments it made in its 2002 MFL strategy document "Languages Count".
We've been progressively moving away from more traditional approaches, such as talks and symposiums, in favour of more fun and playful experiences that support participation, social interaction and creativity.
Over the years, I have found myself progressively moving away from all three and toward forms and processes of learning that are more open to students' and my own evolving interests.
As we have indicated, from 2000 Latin American countries were progressively moving away from the guidelines of the Washington Consensus and, as our results suggests, this altered Latin American governments' social spending decisions, which changed the factors that explained the differences in social spending growth between Latin American countries.
