Sentence examples for shifted gradually from inspiring English sources
His interest shifted gradually from clinical medicine to neurology, psychiatry, and, ultimately, psychoanalysis.
In later polyphonic arrangements the melody shifted gradually to the treble line from its original position in the tenor.
The locus of power in the English constitution shifted gradually as a result of changes in the groups whose consent the government required in order to be effective.
A quota will still apply to less well qualified students and this quota will be shifted gradually towards universities that charge less than most (less than £7,500 after any discounts).
And in recent years, as his status shifted gradually from adviser to suspect, Dr. Ivins continued to cooperate with the F.B.I., answering questions from agents and from a grand jury, said his lawyer, Thomas M. DeGonia.
As the city's racial mix shifted gradually toward a black majority, Mr. Davis worked as a Democratic district leader, and served the city in several jobs: building commissioner, head of the planning and real estate boards, and assessor.
England maintain control, shifting gradually left until Botha knocks on.
On Flight 261, the stabilizer had apparently been shifting gradually toward a full nose-down attitude.
Like many of the monologues in "Hedley," it shifts gradually from self-centeredness to an ever-widening, connective empathy.
Tennis, a sport of repetitive patterns in which the hierarchy tends to shift gradually, is particularly susceptible to such hype.
In theory, the burden of corporate taxes shifts gradually from capital to workers as firms invest in low-tax countries.
