Sentence examples for incrementally less from inspiring English sources

His limbs fly off, but he will keep fighting, though with incrementally less ability as he takes more damage.

Landlords, according to brokers, will have to keep offering incentives to skittish tenants, however incrementally less generous than before.

The confluence of Lee's return and Vick's heroics have made Philly sports fans as happy they ever are, which means they are incrementally less miserable than usual.

In the critical matter of assigning and hiring teachers at each school, Mr. Bloomberg and his new education establishment will have to find a way to work with union rules that are only incrementally less restrictive than before.

It's a message, I fervently believe, which infects the minds of other road users and makes everyone who rides a bike marginally but incrementally less safe every time they get in the saddle.

Rodgers blows those quarterbacks out of the water with a 129 passer rating, but ESPN makes all of his performances incrementally less valuable once you reach the upper echelon of the spectrum.

This second group of ABGCs responded with constantly and incrementally increasing, less sensitive spike output (L-group; referring to Linear) enabling them to linearly report various input strengths.

As a result, if your starting salary start outs smaller, and the raises pile on incrementally, you amass less over time because you're building on a smaller base.

The deformations are increased incrementally, where each increment is less than twice the yield displacement, which is a standard loading protocol as described by Park (1989) and recommended by FEMA-461 (2007).

"You just say, I have to decide whether I'm better off making TVs at a discount and make less money incrementally or having manufacturing not doing anything".

About a quarter of people given the diagnosis recover, without the help of medication; and others "age out," in medical parlance, improving incrementally over time and needing less treatment.