Sentence examples for incrementally about from inspiring English sources
The phrase "incrementally about" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It means gradually or in small steps. Here is an example sentence: "The company is making progress incrementally about improving their sustainability efforts."
Such notions, he says, "are intended to make people think conceptually, and not incrementally, about the changes that may be ahead".
Inslee suggested that Democrats were most convincing when they talked more incrementally about Medicare buy-ins, expanded Medicaid and other ways to build on the Affordable Care Act, rather than shifting to a new system.
You had an influence on the notion of building the painting rather than painting; about working incrementally; about making things out of building blocks and slowly arriving at something, finding it rather than preconceptualizing; giving yourself over to the process and letting it go wherever it was going to go.
This has two advantages: first, by considering the physics incrementally about the discontinuity it can be simulated without the need for state reinitialisation algorithms, and second, it can be analysed for structural control properties to show how they change with commutation.
The former occur within scenes and were rare before about 1913; the latter typically introduce scenes and began to appear incrementally in about 1901, often with text surrounded by artistically illustrated scroll patterns.
To date prices have risen incrementally by about $44,000 from the original base sale price of $294,975 in December 1998.
Nelson said he did not know Phillips before the uproar but has "incrementally learned about this man's integrity, and I have not been disappointed". That came before the Facebook video began circulating Wednesday night.
Watching these clips from old shows off and on for the past several weeks, I got caught in a nostalgic blur: Sandra Bernhard and Madonna flouncing around on stage in matching cutoff jean shorts and white T-shirts in an episode from July 1988, getting on Letterman's very last nerve, seeming to make him incrementally nervous about what they might or might not do.
Under full commitment the principal uses all signals for contracting that are (incrementally) informative about the agent's effort.
How could something so complicated come about incrementally in a series of random mutations?
Cory Kasimov of J. P. Morgan said in a note to clients that the documents contained "no big surprises," and left him "incrementally more positive" about the outcome of Wednesday's meeting.
