(1) Once gradual progress is being made there is no need for immediate assistance.

(2) His progress has been gradual , and forged through relentless hard work.

(3) Progression is not as rapid as I wish, but I am sated by the gradual marked progression that I can see and acknowledge.

(4) Progress may be gradual , and there are likely to be setbacks.

(5) I do remember sitting in the exact same spot a few months ago, and then, the beach had a gradual slope to the ocean.

(6) Hart took no notice and kept trekking down the gradual incline.

(7) Her success has been a gradual progression over a 14-year career.

(8) Suddenly, it is as though we are cycling up a long, gradual slope.

(9) There is also some issue as to whether there are, in effect two slopes, being the gradual slope of the deck, and then a steeper slope from the deck towards the catch basin.

(10) Very rarely do pools have a gradual slope into the deep end.

(11) The only indication of their progress was the gradual change in vegetation.

(12) I think it is a more gradual climb and less of an incline going up the mountain.

(13) The orchestra seats slope upwards towards the stage in a gradual incline that makes the 9-foot-high stage seem even higher.

(14) First there are steep stone steps, then a gradual rise, a levelling out, a swoop to the top and a steep drop to the stone steps on the other side.

(15) Carrying such massive equipment, the difference of a few feet in height, or of riding up an easy, gradual slope, is very significant.

(16) Our house sits on a fair bit of lawn, but it is all on a gradual incline.

(17) Seedlings planted in raised sunny spots also enjoy a more gradual introduction to weather changes and are better able to withstand the colds of winter.

(18) Most terraces in Ohio are designed with gradual slopes to lead water safely into grass waterways or other suitable outlets.

(19) Following this path of gradual introduction to public exhibitions through accumulated experience is the best way for anyone.

(20) The lights went up slowly, in a gradual buildup that didn't hurt the eyes.