Sentence examples for going incrementally from inspiring English sources

On 164th Street in Jamaica, Queens, there is a vegetarian restaurant called Annam Brahma with a series of photographs on its rear wall showing a bald man in his 70's doing one-arm dumbbell lifts, going incrementally, over 18 months, from 40 pounds up to what is claimed to be 7,063 pounds.

Should opponents of abortion rights go incrementally (restrictions on clinics passed in the name of safety, 20-week bans premised on disproved claims of fetal pain, days-long waiting periods) or for politically cathartic but heretofore quixotic bans (at fertilization, at fetal heartbeat, or any other gestational age that is not the current legal standard of viability)?

You could even go incrementally (each word goes up one in the alphabet).

I think Jordan, at 25, is at a point in his career where he's going to get incrementally better as a bench player or get paired with an organization and a collection of coaches and trainers that help him develop into a Tyson Chandler-typlayeryer.

Making the numbers add up is going to become incrementally more difficult as musicians steadily hike up their appearance fees, as a means of offsetting declining income from record sales.

Although going up incrementally would be very hard in a code that is more than ten words long, it is useful in messages less than ten words long.

Or does it go up incrementally as you get older?

More interesting are the productions that go subtly, incrementally wrong.

With each gift, the line goes up incrementally, like a bar graph.

Although many depressions resolve themselves within a year, with or without treatment, sometimes they take hold and won't let go, becoming incrementally worse with each passing day, until suicide seems like the only exit.

While the study shows that the increased risk of alcohol-related harm in younger people who have one drink a day is small (0.5%), it goes up incrementally with heavier drinking: to 7% among those who have two drinks a day (in line with UK guidance) and 37% for those who have five.