Sentence examples for would gradually become from inspiring English sources

Half a dozen times — as would gradually become clear in fine, emergent detail.

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

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

For the first time, working mainly in watercolor, he painted the sea, which would gradually become for him a primary symbol of fate and its potential instabilities.

He used colored chalk in class, and, in the course of a typical day, would gradually become coated with pastel dust: hands, pants, jacket, nose, forehead, hair.

This focus on letting television be television is a sharp departure from the long-hallowed notion of "convergence," in which computers and television sets would gradually become indistinguishable.

The presence of surface water during the Hesperian, on the other hand, would have gradually become more and more episodic.

"One of the curious things is that the drink that you would put into your decanter would over time gradually become sweeter".

– 31 August, Phoenix Clinton has not pledged "amnesty": she has promised an immigration reform plan that would let people gradually become citizens after background checks and back taxes.

So over time, Britain's female population would gradually have become more like that of Northern Europe, Dr. Goldstein suggested.

Because freshwater ponds are closed depressions with no outlets, the only way that salts can be removed is through water abstraction, which combined with dilution from precipitation would cause the water to gradually become less saline after an inundation event.