Examples of using Progressively less in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Have humans become progressively less violent?
Contact your doctor immediately if you suspect that the product is becoming progressively less effective.
So why is he taking progressively less time with these victims?
The other combinations of challenge and skill become progressively less optimal.
And react progressively less, until unconsciousness and death.
Beetle, your insolence grows progressively less… Charming.
For instance, evolution implies that between the earliest-known ancestors of humans(roughly five million years old) and the appearance of anatomically modern humans(about 100,000 years ago),one should find a succession of hominid creatures with features progressively less apelike and more modern,….
As most people age, they need progressively less sleep.
Another important consideration made by Buffett is that if you have a long term horizon,a diversified portfolio of stocks becomes progressively less riskier than bonds.
As we go down this list the materials get progressively less body safe and more dangerous.
Evolution implies that between the earliest-known ancestors of humans(roughly five million years old) and the appearance of anatomically modern humans(about 100,000 years ago),one should find a succession of hominid creatures with features progressively less apelike and more modern, which is indeed what the fossil record shows.
Thus, though Israeli politicians say thattheir own manufacturers and exporters are making them progressively less dependent upon U.S. aid, in fact those Israeli manufacturers and exporters are heavily subsidized by U.S. aid.
At first sight we might expect that a woman should go on having children until she dropped,even if advancing years made it progressively less likely that any individual child would survive.
It is a bit the synthesis and conclusion of our work: to know that we are sick and that we cannot heal,to see ourselves progressively less autonomous and safe, to experience moods that are not positive, to suffer the effects of the reduction of noradrenaline and serotonin linked to dopamine deficiency can lead to depression and anxiety, panic attacks or frequent mood changes;
Homogeneous groups are very goodat what they already do well, but become progressively less able to investigate alternatives.
Chinese officials are getting progressively less optimistic.
Homogeneous groups are great atdoing what they do well, but they become progressively less able to investigate alternatives.”.
Apart from developing high academic skills,as she realized that Europe is very ethnocentric and it is progressively less tolerant, Alessandra became more firm in standing out for social justice.
The mortal mind, for example, initiates its career as a material mechanism and is eventually mustered into the Corpsof the Finality as a well-nigh perfected spirit existence, becoming progressively less subject to material gravity and correspondingly more responsive to the inward pulling urge of spirit gravity during this entire experience.
Therefore, adding more detailed criteria makes the rule progressively more restrictive and less likely to be matched.
During this phase, the Bubbles of Heaven get slowly and progressively larger with less entropy, whereas the surrounding matrix society gets progressively more unstable with more entropy.
The authorisation process aims to ensure that substancesof very high concern(SVHCs) are progressively replaced by less dangerous substances or technologies where technically and economically feasible alternatives are available.
Under the Nazis, human life had been progressively devalued, until it finally became worth less than a handful of tobacco-Ersatz tobacco.
What happens is that the mind, in its active state,learns to experience its own less active states, experience its progressively minimized active states, until eventually it cognizes the transcendental state of consciousness.
McDougall points out that it is the same way that fat blocks arteries supplying the brain and heart,that vessels which serve the inner ear also get progressively blocked, making the ear become less sensitive to sound.
Nevertheless, it has been the rationalistic, plausible, and apparently logical argument of the French tradition, with its flattering assumptions about the unlimited powers of human reason,that has progressively gained influence, while the less articulate and less explicit tradition of English freedom has been on the decline.