Sentence examples for would gradually have from inspiring English sources

I believe the Tomlinson recommendations would gradually have ensured that.

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

Mr. Lawler, now editor of Catholic World Report, a newsmagazine, said the archbishop would gradually have to make new appointments to an "ossified and bureaucratic" administration in the chancery.

Twenty other clubs, whose land is entirely within the proposed forest preserve, would have a 10-year transition period during which they would gradually have to share their land with the public.

The generous terms of the Affordable Care Act's Medicaid expansion would cover the entire costs of Medicaid for 600,000 800,000 eligible Pennsylvanians, although the state would gradually have to pay for a tiny portion (capping out at 10percentt of the newly eligible enrollees' coverage by 2020).

Although General Motors announced in December that it would gradually phase out Oldsmobile, G.M. has extended its agreement to supply engines for the Indy Racing Northern Light Series through 2005.

The team would gradually improve; they had to, but such was the state of the national sport that Wales' next win in Cardiff in the Five Nations was three years and two days after their 1989 triumph over England.

Floyd had a full physical before signing his Mets contract, and General Manager Steve Phillips said he hoped Floyd's current symptoms would "gradually go away without having to shut him down".

So I make no apologies for putting forward budgets consistently that, as I had promised, would gradually reduce the deficit.

The beneficiaries are state-owned interests that many analysts had assumed would gradually wither away in the face of private-sector competition.

The plan covered a period of six years during which the number of IAPT services in the country would gradually increase until all areas had a local service.