Sentence examples for that would gradually become from inspiring English sources

Regions surrounding the Central Plains still had many different groups that would gradually become incorporated further towards unification.

That has led to the idea, even among many Chinese, that it would gradually become more "Western".

That I would continue to be a part of polite society, but that it would gradually become more and more foreign.

If a law was passed saying we had to call it "frave" instead, that word would gradually become normal, just like "ki" is for Japanese speakers and "umthi" for Xhosa.

Milingo was given a post in one of the Vatican's less important pontifical ministries with the hope that he would gradually become accustomed to a life of comfortable irrelevance in Italy's beautiful capital.

Not only did Washington write of their "peace and friendship," but he stated that Americans would "gradually become useful to [their] friends," the Moroccans.

Not only could that mean that many of our finest hospitals would gradually become private, it also means that inevitably foundation hospitals would be subject to European and British competition law.

This is consistent with the fact that trapped smouldering smoke would gradually become easier to detect at the mouth end.

Mr. Goyal was told he had retinitis pigmentosa, a genetic condition that damages the retina, and would gradually become blind.

*The standard deduction for couples would gradually become twice that for single people, and other steps would be taken to reduce the taxes of couples.

In 1958 the sociologist Michael Young in his Rise of the Meritocracy predicted a widening of higher education would mean that "irrespective of people's birth, status would gradually become more achievable".