Examples of using A gradually in English and their translations into Hungarian
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revenue ratios are on a gradually declining trend over the programme period.
The MNB strengthens the stability of systemically important institutions with a gradually increasing capital buffer!
mature tannins and a gradually developing aftertaste.
Once activated, it begins to circle in a gradually widening pattern until it encounters an obstacle.
In man they are manifested in a gradually increasing degree of fulness, as his evolution proceeds.
revenue to GDP ratios are on a gradually declining trend over the projection period.
Reforms are also leading to a gradually smaller share of public pension benefits in overall pension provision.
Nothing changes instantaneously: in a gradually heating bathtub you would be boiled to death before you knew it.
Comedones, spoiling the appearance of man, with a gradually can grow from cosmetic problems in health over time.
This works by a gradually released exposure to common allergens that are difficult to stay away from such as pollen.
It is necessary to use a gradually complicated program of physical exercises in the morning to maintain good health;
I can still remember these sentences that met with a gradually deepening interpretation over my life.
I intended to suggest that the inner dimensions of our spirit reveal a gradually unfolding, extremely intensive source of joy.
The person being tested must then arrange the other disks on the tray to create a gradually changing hue.
corresponding to a gradually smaller portion of the increasing total.
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it starts slowly, with subtle warning signs and a gradually decline in functioning before the first severe episode.
This trend finally led to a gradually beginning but now an indispensable cooperation first within a discipline,
with subtle warning signs and a gradually decline in functioning before the first severe episode.
Multiple recent studies have shown that repeated retrieval of a memory leads to a gradually decreasing frontal activity[5, 6].