Sentence examples for would progressively from inspiring English sources

The company also said it would progressively begin to price aircraft in euros rather than in dollars.

The Obama administration has sought more stringent fuel standards for new cars, and Congress is debating regulations that would progressively limit carbon dioxide emissions throughout the economy.

Prime Minister Wen Jiabao told the national legislature last month that China would "progressively improve the basic state policy on family planning".

Though the news that schools would reopen and the metro in Brussels would "progressively" start to run later in the week will come as a relief to many locals, anxiety remains widespread.

There are talks on how to modify the DNA in an elephant's egg so that after each round of changes it would progressively resemble the DNA in a mammoth egg.

(Oil production in the continental United States increased steadily through the early and mid-20th century until it peaked in 1970; by 2008 it had declined by almost 50%.) Peak-oil theory suggested that once global peak oil had been reached, the rate of oil production in the world would progressively decline, with severe economic consequences to oil-importing countries.

Yesterday, I had a panic attack because I'd progressively convinced myself that this chesty cough I've got is lung cancer.

Then things would get progressively odd.

They would get progressively more difficult.

But he pledged that "insertion measures" would be "progressively" applied.

But after that time, according to the analysis, the plan would become progressively more expensive.