Sentence examples for progressively do from inspiring English sources

The second loss is that in the process of doing little tit for tat justice you progressively do harm to the system and to confidence in each other's good faith in trade and that can be cumulative and corrosive.

Therapeutic drug dose did not alter human platelet mitochondrial function whereas toxic ones progressively did.

However, during surgery, the operator will not have this sort of indication, so it is necessary to determine how long trainees are going to depend on the guides before progressively doing away with them.

Returning the components of a molecular switch to their original position undoes any work done, and so a switch cannot be used repetitively and progressively to do work.

When human melanoma cells are injected into nude mice they usually give rise to tumours that grow progressively and do not elicit a prominent host response.

This will get progressively harder to do over the next few years.

"Students are asked to do progressively more challenging things, and although that may sound obvious, it's a real breakthrough," said Michael Cohen, an Education Department official in the Clinton administration who is president of Achieve.

But the problem, an obvious one, is that while it is relatively easy to cut things for one or two years, it gets progressively harder to do so as the programme rolls into years four, five and six.

Teachers may want to implement the curriculum and may be progressively trained to do so.

You have to buy these operators' independent boxes and pay subscriptions to go "over the top" and download or progressively stream or do peer-to-peer file sharing in order to get the video into your home.

Now, keep in mind my baseline for the first 29 years of my life was excellent, but when you live with a disease that can progressively worsen you don't want to see any kind of decline.