Sentence examples for transitioned gradually from inspiring English sources

I like how she transitioned gradually, rather than having a tidy "revelation scene" where everything was suddenly different.

In the 1880s, "The New York Times" transitioned gradually from editorially supporting Republican Party candidates to becoming more politically independent and analytical; in 1884, the paper supported Democrat Grover Cleveland (former Mayor of Buffalo and Governor of New York State) in his first presidential campaign.

It transitions gradually and becomes each intermediary color in between.

Both humans and monkeys transition gradually from breast milk to solid food, typically over a span of months.

Then, the Americans and their NATO allies began to talk about transition, gradually handing over control of the war to the Afghans until finally pulling out in 2014.

Instead of a distinct yield stress, the curve transitions gradually, or rolls over, to flow.

The porosity of the canister for intake flows of 15 135 L/min causes the flow behavior to transition gradually from linear (viscous effect) to slight non-linear behavior (slight inertia effect).

In the example spectra shown in Figure 1, the first excitonic transitions gradually red shift by 40meVV (CdSe-CdCl 2/NH 2Bu) and 20 meV (CdSe-CdCl 2/PBu 3) after annealing for 2 h at 150 °C.

Under this scenario, a transition gradually took place from selection at the level of individual genetic elements to selection for ensembles of such elements encoding both enzymes directly involved in replication and proteins responsible for accessory functions, such as translation and nucleic acid precursor synthesis.

Dropping meat instantly can work for some people, but it's perfectly OK to transition gradually.

In the aftermath of Prohibition — the 18th Amendment to the Constitution, repealed in 1933 after 13 years of bathtub gin and gangland lawlessness — most states immediately or gradually transitioned to the private market, or a state-private mix, and never looked back.