progressively

How To Use progressively In A Sentence

• It gets progressively more demanding, too, taking a good 12 hours of study to absorb.
• In spite of the fact that she was over seventy when Tiberius became emperor, in dedicated artwork she got progressively younger.22 Slowly but surely the round-faced visage of her earlier public portraits underwent a facelift, the severe nodus hairstyle with its bulky pompadour gradually replaced with a softer, more graceful center part, her wrinkles filled in, her skin made smoother, her expression calmer and more serene. Caesars’ Wives
• In spite of the fact that she was over seventy when Tiberius became emperor, in dedicated artwork she got progressively younger.22 Slowly but surely the round-faced visage of her earlier public portraits underwent a facelift, the severe nodus hairstyle with its bulky pompadour gradually replaced with a softer, more graceful center part, her wrinkles filled in, her skin made smoother, her expression calmer and more serene. Caesars’ Wives
• The decline became progressively steeper the older the civil servants were at the beginning. Times, Sunday Times
• You don't want to lose that excited edge, but you should also be getting progressively more comfortable as dates go by.
• Moving progressively towards a thick mashed potato consistency is well on the way to a normal diet.
• Renewable energy will become progressively more important as time goes on.
• Each stitch of the continuous suture is made larger on the vein than on the artery, and the size of the vein is thus progressively reduced and a good union ensured. Alexis Carrel - Nobel Lecture
• Progressively, larger objects substantially increase the timescale for collapse over still longer wavelengths.
• Then, while still contracting, the star cools through yellow and red-hot, and the protyle condenses into progressively heavier elements.