Sentence examples for a piecemeal process from inspiring English sources

It's a piecemeal process, and these will never be the run-and-shoot Giants.

In the House, Representative John Kline, the Minnesota Republican who heads the House education committee, is seeking to rewrite parts of the No Child law in a piecemeal process.

It's going to be a piecemeal process, full of trial and error.

The House leadership has favored a piecemeal process that has so far made little progress.

While Democrats opposed the bill because they want a more comprehensive approach, Republicans argued a piecemeal process would be a better path forward -- a wide gap in views that will be difficult to bridge.

So far, they haven't had any luck: Boehner promised a piecemeal process, if anything, and has said passing even smaller-scale legislation could be difficult given distrust of the president within the Republican conference.

Looking at them is a protracted, piecemeal process, and weirdly intimate.

Under Cameron, they seemed to be a reactive, piecemeal process, in response to short-term political pressures.

Darden characterizes the process of mechanism discovery as an "extended, piecemeal process with hypotheses undergoing iterative refinement"; that process occurs via the construction, evaluation, and revision of mechanism schemas in light of observational and experimental constraints (Darden 2006: 2006.

We suspect that many other large-scale institutions with homegrown decision support systems went through a similar gradual and piecemeal process of developing applications and tools for CDS as the Partners system.

He predicts, during the piecemeal process of coming up with a different model, "a relatively long period of sheer survival".