Sentence examples for progressively taken from inspiring English sources

The government has progressively taken control of airports, ports and key border crossing points, but much remains to be done.

In return, as these steps are progressively taken, they want sanctions relief and recognition of the right to enrichment.

His Soviet-equipped forces slashed across the Golan Heights and menaced Israel's survival in the early days of the 1973 war and have progressively taken over Lebanon since 1976.

In addition, some measures of more generic nature were triggered by public S&T policy while an explicit focus on the private business-enterprise sector was rather limited but progressively taken up in the academic discourse (Edler [2008]; Rama [2008]).

These findings brought a revival for the metal metal implants, which at that time, were being progressively taken over by the metal polymer, metal ceramic and ceramic ceramic pair materials.

For the last 25 years, every Spanish autonomous community has progressively taken full responsibility for the organization of the health care provision to their citizens according to their own local particularities, while at the same time fulfilling generic rules imposed by the Spanish Ministry of Health.

"It's been disappointing to see the religious right progressively take over the Republican Party," Pitchford said.

Marie's fascination with Richardson's "impassioned diagonals" and the artist's equally vigorous brushwork progressively take hold.

Stalin's followers also progressively took over the Spanish government, especially concerning themselves with hunting down local Trotskyites.

This helps break the cycle of attracting young "replacement" smokers progressively taking the place of those older smokers who have quit or, too often, died.

"While the British progressively took over more and more of the Mughal Emperor's power," writes Dalrymple, "the court busied itself in the obsessive pursuit of the most cleverly turned ghazal, the most perfect Urdu couplet".