Sentence examples for that may gradually from inspiring English sources

One of the most important of these is the convertible bond, which can be exchanged for common shares at specified prices that may gradually rise over time.

The initial increase of the specific capacitance is also observed in other researchers' work[55, 56] and is due to the activation process that may gradually let the trapped electrolyte ions diffuse out[57].

Niches provide opportunities for learning and incubation of alternative solutions that may gradually become strong enough to challenge the existing regime or adopt and transform the regime towards new directions.

Can it be without milk?'"...That is, while acknowledging China's legal system as very much an instrument of rule, Xi's constitutional language goes far towards building a consensus that what China has is "law without rights" (i.e., law that may gradually have rights mixed into it) rather than law whose missing quotient is some specific Party standard of ideological righteousness (as in the past).

The inflorescence of A. cruentus is also apical but with a Christmas-tree like topology that may gradually turn orange at maturity (middle, Fig.  1).

Even after cessation of exposure, continued increased risks existed that may gradually return to background levels (48).

But it's not as simple as that – Lampard and Andrea Pirlo may make their debuts next week for NYC FC, but they'll do so in a team that may be gradually beginning to get the best out of David Villa, but rarely look elastic enough to accommodate a variety of looks (let alone absorb the specific veteran skill set of Pirlo and Lampard).

Figure 3 Alternative or a continuum of restoration goals that may help to gradually shift a degraded site, dominated by an invasive plant species, towards a more desirable state with increased species diversity and improved ecosystem functioning.

Yet even with the often heard British caveat that "it's not Americans, it's the administration we can't stand", the effect on ordinary expatriates was inescapable - particularly for those, like Lynch, who feel that history may gradually soften the view of the 43rd president and that "if it was not for Iraq, his presidency would not be so tarnished".

"I feel somewhat hopeful that things may gradually continue to improve, but many indicators seem to suggest that we'll be lucky to just maintain the status quo for a while".

These items address the fact that patients may gradually learn to cope and adapt to their limitations in a number of ways such that, over time, the perception of the impact of their disease may be reduced.