Sentence examples similar to progressively doubting from inspiring English sources

But Franklin has been getting progressively better this year, and any doubts the Swans could make it work with him and Kurt Tippett, not to mention Adam Goodes and Sam Reid, in the same forward structure were put to bed against Essendon on Friday night.

Labour governments of the 1970s built progressively fewer council homes, not only because money was short, but because key figures doubted that renting from councils, often for life, was satisfying for tenants and that building programmes were economically sustainable.

"People doubt.

I doubt it.

I doubt that.

I never doubted this.

We doubt it.

"Thinking in new ways and trying new things builds new strengths that will increase confidence and progressively, over time replace self-doubt with confidence," said leadership expert Brian Braudis.

Waiting on the roadside in Qunu for the cortege to pass, Neo Melisizwe, a 30-year-old teacher, had no doubts that things have progressively got worse.

There is, for example, no doubt that biodegradability must be progressively revalued.

Yet Gary did have a real point: there is no doubt that the living biota is united by descent from progressively remote common ancestors consequently the pattern of evolutionary relationships among strictly living species can in principle be resolved just on the basis of the anatomical (and now molecular) patterns of similarities and differences among the living species alone.