Sentence examples for incremental ideas from inspiring English sources

It had become a source of merely incremental ideas for the product divisions, which saw it mainly as an expense.

He has sensible, if incremental, ideas about encouraging competition in the managed-care component of Medicare, and about giving Medicare administrators the authority to negotiate bulk discounts.

The current period, Mr. Breyer said, was similar to the one venture capitalists went through in the late 1980's and early 1990's, when most people thought Microsoft had won the PC platform wars and they were only interested in incremental ideas.

Therefore, in the present research, we evaluated an intervention that taught an incremental theory the idea that people have the potential to change and found that it was successful in reducing levels of aggression, conduct problems, depression, and truancy for racially and socioeconomically diverse students.

An economy built on innovation, and incremental development of ideas, would be more sustainable, he said.

The Supreme Court ruling, KSR International Co. v. Teleflex Inc essentially ruled that "obvious" patents those incremental or logical ideas that are almost certain to pop up in the natural course of innovation, can't be hoarded.

Then a dietitian gives her practical, incremental diet change ideas that will be reviewed at future visits.

A progressive is defined by incremental change toward liberal ideas whether they be fiscal or social reform.

Also, good work ethics and striving at improvement though the incremental refinement of proven ideas since failure is frowned upon and risk-taking is avoided.

As the demographic make-up of America shifts, as progressive ideas make incremental inroads, as the historic 2008 Democratic primary and ascent of Barack Obama positively reflect the progress we've made, age-old fault lines come into play: race, gender, sexual orientation, religion.

The proprietor of the Covers Contest has always been intrigued by the idea of incremental time travel, pushing forward, say, eight hours every weekday morning.