Sentence examples for incremental goods from inspiring English sources

The quantity of trade will not be as high as it would be if there were no tariff at all, and too much of the good may be produced domestically at a higher cost, but at least the incremental goods bought from the foreign producer will have been efficiently produced.

"There's a question about the incremental good that this would do -- what would these suits bring now over and above litigation that's already taken place?" the expert asked.

Extending previous research, the SBSA and its subscales showed good incremental validity in the undergraduate sample and good discriminative validity using the undergraduate sample and a sample of individuals with social phobia (n = 33).

If you look at the next three to five years, it is good incremental, but it is incremental progress.

The cause of the lag: sizable losses in securities-lending programs that, at best, provided funds with incremental revenues in good times in exchange for what many managers say was sold to them as minimal risk.

This paper describes how the incremental introduction of smart goods and tracking-based information management practices enables hybrid shipment control of less-than-truckload (LTL) transport networks and the provision of in-transit services to transport-buying customers.

It's driven by market research that tells me what I can count on, and it's very good for incremental change.

They are good at incremental innovation, mostly related to manufacturing (firms from only three other countries have filed more patents in America than Taiwanese ones over the past decade).

In the longer term, victory in the disk-drive industry appears to have gone to the manufacturers that were good at incremental improvements, whether or not they were the first to market the disruptive new format.

The specimen resisted the incremental shear load with good integrity.

However, this scheduler is not good for incremental iterative processing because it does not take into account the locality of previously computed intermediate results.