Sentence examples for which has progressively from inspiring English sources

Mamet's muscular imagination strips dialogue of literary nicety and robs plot of that naturalistic decoration which has progressively tamed theatre.

Doerries is also a keen supporter of providing pro bono, or unpaid, help to litigants who cannot afford a lawyer but is anxious that barristers' generosity should not become a substitute for legal aid funding, which has progressively been withdrawn.

It is grounded in the British experience, which has progressively evolved since the 1960s and is centred on civil society activism and public debates after The Satanic Verses Affair to include Muslims in British public life (Stokke & Lybaek, 2016).

In 2007, almost half of the Australians aged 16 to 84 had experienced a mental health condition at some stage in their lives, and in 2005 the prevalence rate of long-term mental illness was 11% (a figure which has progressively increased since 1995) [ 3, 4].

Scientists from the United States and the Caribbean island of Curacao, studying a mass die-off of sea urchins off Curacao in January 1997, found that the dead urchins, which had progressively lost their characteristic spines, contained a tetrodotoxin-producing bacterium that is closely related to the one found in puffer fish.

Similar arguments apply to SW1 to SW6 and SE1 to SE3 which have progressively shorter vertical wavelengths.

The last two decades have witnessed the increasing instrumentalization of viruses, which have progressively evolved into highly potent gene transfer vehicles for a wide spectrum of applications.

After being treated in a POP cast for 4 weeks she developed a deformity which had progressively ultimately culminated in an apex anterior deformity of the left radius when the patient reported to us on 8 January 2005 (Figs. 1b d).

Because the meteor velocity is itself typically many folds higher than the shockwave velocity, the trajectory of the meteor should be heading toward the stations of progressively earlier arrival time (Fig. 5; Pujol et al. 2005) which have progressively shorter distances for the shockwave to travel.

Four months after the first surgery, she presented in our hospital a 1-month history of a breast tumor on her left chest wall, 1-week history of edema on her face and bilateral legs, dyspnea at rest, back pain, and declining of urine volume, all of which had progressively worsened in a few days.

This has promoted increasingly impossible standards of beauty, which have progressively become more unrealistic and unattainable.