Sentence examples for will come gradually from inspiring English sources

The political reality of Parliament means any major legislative changes will come gradually.

So changes to the city's nightscape will come gradually over many years.

Still, the sheer size and complexity of the company means that any change will come gradually.

To those who believe change will come gradually, by engaging with the system, I will be an irresponsible curmudgeon if I fail to.

Their development will come gradually over years, requiring not only new technology and investment, but also rules and systems to assure the privacy and security that might make individuals and companies willing to share information.

The full impact of the cuts in public spending will come gradually, and will not be fully tangible for several years, as changes to the welfare system and the NHS, and cuts to housing benefit and police services will be staggered over this parliament.

Advocacy groups for women and families say more can be done but recognize that with the military fighting two wars and strapped for deployable soldiers, significant changes will have to come gradually.

Progress will come only gradually, however.

"It will come, but gradually," said Mohamed Hassan, 24, a teacher from Ismailia, east of Cairo.

For the world as a whole, he thinks the current replacement rate is about 2.27, a figure that will come down gradually over time.

Even if the most promising innovations are widely copied, fluency will come only gradually; today's pupils must first learn enough English to become tomorrow's competent teachers.