Sentence examples for the progressively from inspiring English sources
adverb
In a progressive manner.
An optimal sorting sequence that does not break the progressively detected irreducible common intervals is called progressive perfect sorting sequence.
Burleigh is also very good at describing the progressively deteriorating position of Jews and other minorities.
It is incumbent on the progressively minded to take antisemitism seriously.
The progressively minded Macmillan, in particular, had been appalled by Churchill's tenure as chancellor of the exchequer during the Depression.
He turned up a few days later, and writer followed the progressively shorter stories about him in the Times.
As I gained altitude, I began to feel the toll of the progressively thinning atmosphere.
"It's an important marker in the progressively more conservative swing of the pendulum in opioid prescribing".
"Today's decision was based on the progressively serious nature of the incidents surrounding the football program," Athletic Director Jeff Compher said.
After all, the image of the progressively entombed Winnie and her helpless husband, Willie, suggests some form of cataclysm has taken place.
In one such 18th-century fantasy, men and women bereft of all body hair leap naked into fountains, while the progressively minded narrator watches on.
LIKE the progressively more-complex choreography on "Dancing With the Stars," expanded steps are coming to skin care.
