Sentence examples for progressively made from inspiring English sources

Regulations have progressively made homes more sustainable and energy-efficient, and voluntary codes take these standards further.

The first insult was a detached retina, followed twenty or so years later by glaucoma, which progressively made the daily commute from his apartment, in the East Sixties, to his office in the East Fifties, an uncertain undertaking.

From Olmsted County's experience, major system changes within the hospital throughout the years were progressively made.

Mr. McMahon focuses on which party held the governor's office while New York state's tax code was progressively made more regressive; but that focus is misplaced.

"Since about 2008, I've had two chronic pain conditions -- fibromyalgia and rheumatoid arthritis that have progressively made it much more difficult for me to maintain my full-time job that I've held all of time I've done the Blend.

Cigarettes would be one example where an acutely dangerous product underlying an vast public health emergency was progressively made expensive enough to make its consumption financially painful if not prohibitive.

It's mystifying, but like irregular shards of different glass in a mosaic, they progressively make more sense as the film makes headway.

These modern self-lubricating coatings progressively make their way into the commercial marketplace and meet the ever-increasing performance demands of more severe applications.

Audiovisual content is easily acquired, produced, processed, coded, stored and distributed, progressively making more important the ability for users to selectively consume the large amounts of content available.

It's been progressively making more moves to shift some of its business to focus on protection for individuals, and so this is where its interest and investment in Dashlane fits.

Knewton currently offers online test prep and tutorials for the SAT, LSAT, and GMAT using adaptive learning algorithms which progressively make the questions harder or easier depending on each student's knowledge and ability.