Sentence examples for comes incrementally from inspiring English sources

History shows that large-scale social change usually comes incrementally, one small step at a time.

Our commitment to children 'from cradle to career' gives us the courage to push back against the 'bigger, faster, and cheaper' mantra, to acknowledge that progress often comes incrementally, that real change requires sustained and sometimes expensive services.

In reality, scientific progress comes incrementally, most researchers work in teams, and lone geniuses do not hand the world revolutionary new theories.

Like Rudy Giuliani, Chris Christie knows that some of these reforms won't be achieved overnight, that you have to keep pressing and pressing to bring about true change and that sometimes change comes incrementally instead of all at once.

Success comes incrementally, and only if we leap on every single opportunity to elect new women.

Walker's greatest device is that the end of the world comes incrementally, almost casually, and each turned page winds the reader just a little more tightly.

Closing the gender gap will come incrementally and a multidisciplinary approach could help the process.

Restoration of an island as large as Ellis Island must come incrementally.

Progress does not come incrementally, but can be achieved in daring leaps.

"This year's tax increase would have come incrementally over those four years," she said.

And the rise in jet fuel costs, up 82.5percentt over last year, has come incrementally.