Sentence examples for progressively put from inspiring English sources

Dr Brookes introduced the pentathlon in 1868 - high-jump, long-jump, half-mile race, shot- put and climbing a 70ft rope - and the Wenlock Olympics progressively put more emphasis on track and field disciplines devoid of pigs and tea.

Some key functions of the British government are still executed by virtue of the Royal Prerogative, but generally the usage of the prerogative has been diminishing as functions are progressively put on a statutory basis.

It is well-known that the bio-inspired sharkskin covering the original pattern has the apparent drag reduction function in the turbulent flowing stations, which can be regarded as "sharkskin effect", and it has progressively been put application into the fluid engineering with obtaining great profits.

Due to climatic changes and coupled-human-natural factors malaria epidemiology is progressively changing putting more people at-risk.

In America, liberal change happens incrementally, or simply put, progressively.

Different functional materials have been put forward progressively, and each possesses distinguishing structural features and electrochemical properties.

"A sort of invisible city is progressively replacing or putting into second place the physical, figurative one" (Branzi [2006], p. 12).

In one of the studies, 742 completely sedentary people were put on a progressively challenging 20-week training programme, and their physiological responses measured.

"Why was he allowed to put the public at progressively greater risk?

Instead of putting the entire amount in a one-year C.D., you might divide the amount into five equal pots of $10,000 each and put it into separate, progressively longer-term certificates.

Kobayashi (2007) accounts for the relatively slow spread of Yayoi culture to the east in terms of the "walls" (壁 kabe) put up by the progressively more robust Jōmon cultures to the east in the archipelago.