Sentence examples for developing piecemeal from inspiring English sources

Sheerness was unusual among Dockyards in the unity and clarity of its design, having been built in one phase of construction, of a single architectural style according to a unified plan (rather than developing piecemeal over time).

Extradition was developed piecemeal by particular countries in the 19th century.

The report finds: "The legal framework has developed piecemeal and is unnecessarily complicated.

But the two sites were developed piecemeal, as separate footnotes to skyscrapers.

Yet even in Devon it seems as though new cycle routes are developed piecemeal and at a painfully slow pace.

But it said: "The current architecture of the health system has developed piecemeal, involves duplication and is unwieldy.

While Wyrmwood's storyline at times feels a little disjointed and out-of-it, as if it were developed piecemeal, the frenetic energy of the film has a hellzapoppin' pace that distracts from script-based oddities and inconsistencies.

The two most famous public theatres of Madrid, the Corral de la Cruz (1579) and the Corral del Príncipe (1583), were developed piecemeal over time out of existing courtyards.

Studies of intervention withdrawal may usefully widen the range of interventions that can be evaluated, allowing some interventions and policies, such as those that have developed piecemeal over a long period, to be evaluated for the first time.

The synthesis presented here was developed piecemeal out of study of the literature and clinical observation.

The current testing strategies, relying almost exclusively on results from animal studies, are an amalgam of testing requirements developed piecemeal starting in the mid-1900s.