Sentence examples for incrementally since from inspiring English sources

The amount has increased incrementally since then.

Indeed, until the mole was invented, tunnelling had changed only incrementally since the days of the Romans, who used fire and water to crack the rock and horses to carry it out.

Gobsmacked shareholders punished both BSkyB and BT after the announcement (particularly BSkyB, whose shares have yet to recover from News Corp's halted plans to take over the company last summer), but both companies' share prices have been improving incrementally since then.Some Americans gazing at this kerfuffle from afar have wondered whether they should feel embarrassed for ESPN.

Recycling across Ireland has increased incrementally since the introduction and implementation of the Landfill Directive 1999/31/EC, the WEEE directive 2002/96/EC, and the Waste Framework Directive 2008/98/EC.

Other features have been introduced incrementally since the sites's last version (2.5, out in January) and include the ability to copy a template, the option to disable the ability to change the Username in Profile and the installation of language packages directly from the extension manager.

Treatment techniques have only changed incrementally since then with addition of more effective chemotherapy [ 46], so are likely to have made smaller differences to mortality from about 1980, but mortality from cervical cancer in Canada continues to decline substantially.

And the principal economic tools at its disposal are sanctions, which have tightened incrementally since last March.

We'd been lowering it incrementally since last winter.

Despite advances in surgical and radiotherapy techniques, as well as integration of chemotherapy into multimodality treatment paradigms for HNSCC, 5-year overall survival (OS) is 40 60% and has increased only incrementally since 1990 (Jemal et al, 2010).

It's power that has come incrementally, ever since the British drove the Dutch out and gave the city control of its waterfront in the 17th Century.

The abundance of antibiotic resistant pathogens has incrementally increased since the introduction of penicillin in the 1940s.