Progressively

Your questions are getting progressively more profound.

Because machines could be made progressively more and more efficient, Western man came to believe that men and societies would automatically register a corresponding moral and spiritual improvement.

Collective rules are not set straightaway but progressively win recognition.

Zebras become progressively more ill-tempered as they age, which militates against their domestication.

As the night wore on and Tom drank more and more, his jokes got progressively smuttier.

Civita, which dates back to Etruscan times and is perched on a small plateau of progressively eroding volcanic stone, will likely be visited this year by 800,000 tourists — a large number of them Chinese.

Algeria is progressively transitioning to a primarily industrial nation.

The situation is growing progressively worse.

Aggressive anti-advertising is one of the best marketing tools for promoting goods on the Russian market. The quality and other consumer properties of products do not matter. This "incomprehensible" truth is now clear to progressively thinking European manufacturers.

The ADB is warning that unless the world weans itself from dependence on fossil fuels, South Asia could lose an equivalent 1.8 percent of its annual gross domestic product by 2050, progressively increasing to 8.8 percent by the turn of the next century.