Sentence examples for for incremental steps from inspiring English sources

Instead, the Germans will push for incremental steps to increase coordination.

I'm not looking for incremental steps," Easterbrook said last week as he announced the sixth straight quarter of sagging sales, depressed profits and another miserable outlook.

Politicians and advocates, from Senator Edward M. Kennedy of Massachusetts and Families USA on the left to the Health Insurance Association of America on the right, are now clamoring for incremental steps to halt the increase in the number of uninsured.

In contrast to 1994, when Mrs. Clinton and the president pushed a wide-ranging universal health care coverage that collapsed in the face of opposition in Congress, Mrs. Clinton argued today for incremental steps, starting -- at least for the purposes of her campaign -- with the prescription drug bill.

When Robert M. Gates, the defense secretary, said "I'm tired of buying the same horse twice," he was signaling that the administration would not offer fuel, food or security guarantees in return for incremental steps to take apart the reactors and plutonium reprocessing facilities inside the high walls at Yongbyon.

Fast-growing companies in developing nations don't have time for incremental steps.

A close look at Mr. Dean's record in Vermont reveals that, the emerging story line notwithstanding, he is no radical: he was a fiscally conservative leader whose biggest policy achievement -- nearly universal health insurance for children -- was the result of incremental steps.

The plan for sleeping sickness is a series of incremental steps, said Dr. Bernard Pécoul, a former member of Doctors Without Borders who founded the partnership in 2003.

He spoke instead of "incremental steps".

We have a number of incremental steps and goals.

But other critics, convinced that Congress would never enact such vast changes, call for enacting incremental steps to improve the system — for instance, steps to encourage more small businesses to offer 401 k)'s, like allowing them to aggregate their plans to save on administrative costs.