Sentence examples similar to A bit-by-bit change from inspiring English sources

He told The New York Times that change will require a bit-by-bit approach, backed by copious amounts of money and time.

The rapid bit exchange (RBE) means that each bit of the DH contributions is transmitted on a bit-by-bit basis to estimate the distance between them.

Bit by bit change is afoot, and it's now at the point that any studio executive who ignores the growing commercial clout of women at cinemas is operating behind the curve.

It's difficult, but I'm getting better a) bit by bit b) bit by little c) bit and bit.

And the answer is: a) bit by bit.

Tighten your PC a bit by bit.

Parkin-labeled mitochondria are bit-by-bit engulfed by autophagic membranes one at a time.

Bit by bit, thinking has changed at a lot of places, and a welcome thing, too.

Tossing out a little, bit by bit.

But over time, person by person, bit by bit, the system changes and evolves to reflect the new reality.

Bit by bit, however, things did change.