Sentence examples for incrementally reformed from inspiring English sources
Since then, Selig has incrementally reformed the model.
"You cannot reform this incrementally," Mr. Cummings said.
Chinese officials often introduce reforms incrementally to make them politically palatable and give businesses and government agencies time to adjust.
And all non-violent progressive change happens incrementally, with stepping-stone reforms that build toward more reform.
The reform was implemented incrementally in order to preserve the balance of resource allocation and overall expenditures of the system, thus becoming budget neutral.
When Mr Duncan Smith eventually produces his welfare-reform bill, it is likely to look only incrementally different from Mr Purnell's in 2009.Another reason for reformers to be hopeful is the sheer political clout they have.
The author describes at length how the president acceded to recommendations from Timothy F. Geithner, the Treasury secretary, and Lawrence H. Summers, the economic adviser, to bail out banks deemed "too big to fail" and to defer substantive structural reform of Wall Street in favor of incrementally increased regulation.
This reform can only be done if it is passed quickly but implemented incrementally.It is fundamental, too, that this economic environment allows us to forge foreign partnerships so that Brazilian exports add to Brazilian growth.
Although implemented in the wake of the Taika reforms of the seventh century, this idealistic approach to land distribution was incrementally compromised by special allowances of semi-permanent land holdings for Buddhist temples, Shintô shrines, aristocrats, and samurai rulers.
