Sentence examples for progressively been able to from inspiring English sources

As I have learned to balance my emotional nature and clear unresolved issues by listening to my heart and practicing heart qualities of self-compassion, compassion for others, forgiveness, appreciation and kindness, I have progressively been able to distinguish intuitive heart feelings from my mental and emotional preferences.

If the cell or virus happened to possess a RT, the DNA virus would have been able to progressively integrate host RNA genes into its own DNA genome to help it survive intracellularly or facilitate infection.

The very best-known firms like Andreessen Horowitz have been able to pull progressively larger rounds.

Joshua Kushner's Thrive Capital just became yet another of several upstart venture firms that have been able to raise progressively larger funds this year.

With the addition of new antennas, the telescope has been able to see progressively deeper into the cosmos and discern star formation processes in ever greater detail.

There is no clear indication that the connectivity we have been able to measure becomes progressively more reproducible as the network matures.

This technique has been able to produce features with progressively scaled size, the currently producible feature size being of several tens of nanometers.

Our show seems to have gotten progressively darker each season which allows the writers freedom to explore things they haven't been able to do.

Taken progressively, we were able to do repeated laps on a series of freeway on and off ramps and eventually hit 60mph without a hint of tire squeal (although the all-season rubber did show some slight fading in grip; summer tires would have held on better).

As experimentation proceeded, surgeons' wariness reduced progressively as they were able to promptly attain information about their patients' waiting time.

The QR regressor tumour (QR-32), a fibrosarcoma which is unable to grow progressively in normal syngeneic C57BL/6 mice, was able to grow progressively in 13 out of 22 mice (59%) when it was subcutaneously coimplanted with gelatin sponge.