Sentence examples for incremental nature from inspiring English sources
Hence, the small-scale, incremental nature of Tuesday's reforms and the way in which they were packaged.
The incremental nature of the sport is not dissimilar to field events such as the pole vault or high jump.
But the incremental nature of the threat posed by building greenhouse gases is for many still trumped by concerns like Iraq and health care.
A small farm — just about five acres — is a good place to come to terms with the incremental nature of life.
Of course, Easterbook's unwillingness to sanction creative judicial thinking chimes with the cautious and incremental nature of judicial thinking in general.
As a rule, the gatherings were forgettable affairs – the incremental nature of scientific progress does not lend itself to big surprises.
She also said that, compared with the objectives set by No Child Left Behind, Atlanta's targets were "decidedly more incremental in nature," and the sanctions less "draconian".
"The pro-life movement has come to terms with this political reality," Mr. Hunter added, "and having done that, they have adopted a very different strategy, one that is incremental in nature".
So if you believe that these are problems that are incremental in nature, that really you just have to do a tweak here and a tweak there, and that our big problem has been that George Bush has just been a poor manager of government, then I think that Hillary's arguments are persuasive".
As our system already produced highly competitive results on the test corpus, improvements have been incremental in nature (Table 3).
