Sentence examples for incremental that from inspiring English sources

The algorithm is incremental, that is, it is capable of generating one model at a time.

Speaking to BBC World, Macquarie Group's Head of European Oil and Gas Jason Gammel said there could be "a liability of approximately five-billion incrementhatthey they'd have to recognise".

By and large, though, it's hard to see how any action, however incremental, that reforms our cold-hearted immigrations systems, keeping families together and giving people an opportunity to make their lives better, is a bad thing.

SaveUp CEO Priya Haji said getting out of debt and saving is so incremental that it can be hard for consumers to stay focused on long-term goals, like saving $30,000 for a house down payment or paying off high-interest credit cards.

They know that incremental news that comes as a surprise moves stocks sharply up or down.

I want a reasonable incremental bill that will pass, that will not kill us in the next two elections.

The government released a pension proposal this month that offered incremental changes that would affect only the private sector, leaving untouched the large number of public employees.

There's always a need for incremental aid that will pull at the heart strings and that's hard.

But there are also hints of incremental progress that may shed another light on the announcement that the Dalai Lama was canceling some overseas travel.

It is about the longer view of incremental steps that produce sustained progress.

But it's the incremental charges that can cause sticker shock.