Sentence examples similar to tackled gradually from inspiring English sources
It (the innovation) is then introduced in "Interior" health area and it just doesn't work…" (MG6) "…before when any new activity was to be introduced… [examples], it was first pilot-tested in rural areas, urban areas and other, then difficulties that emerged were monitored and gradually tackled.
Gradually, Ulitskaya tackled bigger stories.
Also, long-term goals are easily achievable when broken down into smaller goals, which allow you to tackle the tasks gradually.
Introduction of closed loop systems for the delivery of insulin into clinical practice and clinical decision making may gradually tackle important clinical problems, such as reduction in the duration or severity of hypoglycaemia.
Gonzalez had to initially deal with normal problems such as a fear of reinjury and a reluctance to engage in tackles, but gradually the club reintroduced him into his normal regimen until he felt comfortable.
By necessity, the plan would tackle entitlement reform and gradually raise tax revenue.
Ms Rousseff would tackle such distortions more gradually, if at all.
Mr. Bush has been seeking to establish a personal relationship with Mr. Jiang gradually before tackling the usual array of differences, on issues like human rights and arms exports.
The various phases followed on from one another in a way which was personalised to each patient's psychological needs and shaped gradually to tackle the various phases (from admission to rehabilitation).
