Sentence examples for incrementally than from inspiring English sources

China uses more oil incrementally than the US because its growth is less energy efficient.

So the first thing to applaud about the Manchester experiment is that it is happening more incrementally than anyone would have imagined when it was announced with typical panache by the chancellor not much more than a year ago.

In a way, the path that Hillary has taken to arrive where she is — within striking distance of having the job which, two dozen years ago, seemed so beyond her — is a confirmation, not a repudiation, of what most women already know: that a goal is more likely to be arrived at incrementally than it is to be accomplished sweepingly.

It operates in a relatively low-cost geography where the shift to new forms of reimbursement will emerge somewhat more incrementally than in larger urban areas.

India has already started producing more additional GDP than Germany, and China is contributing more to the world economy incrementally than even the United States.

It adds up to a shift from Obama's military strategy, but more incrementally than by the 180 degrees that Trump's incendiary rhetoric has suggested since his days on the campaign trail.

"Downsizing should be done incrementally rather than by a central decision.

Appeals courts tend to change the law incrementally rather than in rapid shifts.

Each album she has done with the Dap-Kings has been incrementally better than the last.

I struggle to empathize with their problems, which always seem incrementally smaller than ours were.

So why should homes with solar be paying incrementally more than anyone else to connect to the grid?