Sentence examples for an incremental expansion from inspiring English sources

McDonough, who is now writing a book about health-care reform, laid out three potential policies for the next President: "Constitution Avenue," a single-payer system that would replace most private health insurance with a government system; "Independence Avenue," an incremental expansion that would not achieve universal coverage; and "Massachusetts Avenue," based on Romney's three-part plan.

The 9% real retail sales growth rate for the full year of 2017 generated an incremental expansion in nominal consumer spending that was 135% larger than the increase resulting from 12.4% growth in 2007, says Andy Rothman, a strategist with Matthews Asia in San Francisco.

As we have seen in many other countries, assisted suicide laws typically undergo a process of incremental expansion and legislative drift.

Nurturing is a process of incremental expansion.

This is not a "scary government takeover of your health care," it's simply the incremental expansion of an immensely popular program that works.

This is an increase in scale by increment: the application of the cosmological constant, the incremental expansion of the dimension of space itself, an objective measure, on to subjective space.

By embedding hypercube into ring topology and utilizing the multi-wavelength communication strategy, the architecture realizes incremental expansion at a fine granularity, without device replacement, port reservation or network rewiring.

While this remains a vital criticism, the piece points to a larger issue at stake, which is the incremental expansion of the central government's policing powers through the Border Security Force, the Central Reserve Police Force, the Sashastra Seema Bal, the Railway ­Protection Force and the National Investigation Agency.

In a tissue culture model we have demonstrated rapid, continuous incremental expansion by GAATTC repeats in human cells [7].

Over time he may create a set of huge, tightly interconnected plants that exhibit many of the same characteristics as a process organization: tight central control, inflexibility, and constraints on further incremental expansion.

"Incremental expansion won't do it".