Examples of using Gradually in English and their translations into Slovenian
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The use of this formula in the Creed was gradually admitted into the Latin liturgy(between the eighth
Jesus has the pleasure of resurrection and is gradually transfigured into the great heavenly magnet of the Christian world.
Stimulated by gradually increasing amounts of estrogen in the follicular phase, discharges of blood(menses)
Gradually, all four Italian cities were also allowed to establish their own quarters in the northern part of Constantinople itself,
Fathers of the Church and we have gradually reached the 8th century, Charlemagne's period.
This means that new technologies are introduced gradually and that the vehicle fleet is mostly less environmentally-friendly.
18th centuries it was gradually replaced by the Russian language in secular literature
This way you can gradually extend the time between your visits to the toilet
The principle of action is based on gradually dripping boiling water in a bag of ground coffee.
The fact that competition is eliminated gradually and not immediately does not contradict the Commission's argument that the information at issue is indispensable.
so we collect them gradually and cool them immediately in hot water.
After gradually expanding the range of small kitchen
Address the rise in household debt by adjusting fiscal incentives, in particular by gradually limiting the tax deductibility of mortgage interest payments
Gradually there is a decrease in testosterone,
The development strategy is intended to gradually increase the intensity
In everyday life it is important to gradually incorporate individual muscles
In addition, the EU Emissions Trading Scheme provides the nucleus for a gradually expanding global carbon market,
The aim should be to gradually develop the exchange of information,
This is accomplished by gradually exposing the individual to the situation in steps,
Gradually(slowly but surely)