Sentence examples for even piecemeal from inspiring English sources

But often having an ideal vision is the best overall guide to even piecemeal improvements.

Before it does, it needs to be strengthened to prohibit even piecemeal development in this sensitive region.

But it languished in the Republican-controlled House and Boehner repeatedly failed to convince conservatives in his caucus to embrace even piecemeal reform.

Senate Minority Leader Tom Daschle, D-S.D., cautioned against even piecemeal tax cuts.

But even piecemeal improvement might make it possible for new businesses (the missing element in this recovery) to jumpstart hiring.

The only way Hoagland sees even piecemeal cooperation happening is if Republicans paired up fixes with things the Democrats want, like infrastructure spending or protections for undocumented immigrants who entered the US as children.

That is why getting to Geneva II and making it work — even if piecemeal and stuttering at first — must become the first order of business.

Paris has its Hausmann; Barcelona its Gaudi, but London's piecemeal, even where the results are individually dramatic, like St Paul's, or Tower Bridge, or Canary Wharf.

The stalemate encompasses even less controversial, piecemeal provisions such as the Dream Act, which would grant legal permanent residency to children who entered the country illegally with their parents, on the condition that they go to college or join the military.

Sure, failure is always a possibility, but it is more likely that GM will ultimately be rescued by brilliant managerial moves or restructured, acquired or even broken up piecemeal.

Our embodiment, for example, is often not something which we can alter other than marginally, and numerous other self-defining factors such as sexual orientation (for some), native language, culture and race, are not readily subject to our manipulation and transformation, even in a piecemeal manner.