Sentence examples for progressively turning from inspiring English sources

Early highstand saw the growth of large sand spits and barrier islands, progressively turning the previous bays into confined lagoons.

Especially tropical landscapes are progressively turning into such heterogeneous mosaics leading to simplification of animal communities and (partial) isolation of the scattered survivors.

We're not calling these thugs "young people" like the mainstream media do in order to cover this "togetherness" nonsense that's progressively turning into a nightmare.

In Syria, and to a lesser extent, in Bahrain there is a danger that a frustrated opposition will progressively turn to violence.

Consequently, "Spaceship Earth" is a regenerative system whose energy is progressively turned to human advantage and whose wealth increases by geometric increments.

France's attention progressively turned to Europe, with the enlargement of the European Union, the opening up of Central and Eastern Europe and the perception that the troubled African continent was waning as an asset.

Rolling at last along the familiar, shore-hugging route toward Boston, I witnessed the dingy, everyday trackside environs progressively turn into something I'd seen before only in photographs of the World War, with broken-off telegraph poles, twisted and roofless houses, overturned billboards, and side streets overflowing with sodden trash.

During the dry season, the sink progressively turned into a source of 1.2 2.4 g C m-2 d-1.

The resulting competition for adherents explains why "local and voluntary" institutions might progressively turn into "generic and mandatory" ones.

But this approach to early childhood (EC) has notably shifted: over the past five decades, EC has progressively turned from a primarily private-family responsibility into a public-state concern.

The number of voter shrank in the following elections as voting progressively turned into a sign of allegiance to the regime due the generalization of election fraud and the authoritarian turn of the regime (Brand, 2010).