Sentence examples for incrementally to that from inspiring English sources

"Volatility can drive a price down more than we think it deserves, and we may add incrementally to that position.

He added: "I want all our inspectors to be employed by Ofsted, all inspections to be led by HMIs and I want to move incrementally to that position".

However, we can get incrementally closer to that, and that is basically what we're working on". – Larry Page, 2000.

Blair Levin, head of a consortium that advocates gigabit Internet service, has urged cities to minimize construction delays, round up interested consumers and allow fiber to be rolled out incrementally to the areas that demonstrate enough demand.

That support becomes a sign of strength, encouraging other donors to give while adding incrementally to a perception that opposition is futile.

When participants reject the disambiguating word as an acceptable continuation, they are indicating their sensitivity to a local, and temporary, syntactic ambiguity, which is disambiguated in a way that is inconsistent with the representation that they have incrementally developed up to that point.

Still many deals tend to be "bolt-on acquisitions" that add incrementally to an existing business.

Dahesh is one of those eccentric institutions of high-minded purpose and slightly mysterious origin that add incrementally to the cultural capital of the city and help to make New York a place where artists want to go because they can find unusual, unexpected sources of inspiration.

CONCLUSION: Almost one-fifth of patients with NSTE ACS have very low HDL levels--a finding that adds incrementally to a greater burden of atherosclerosis and a higher risk of mortality.

Even if many genes contribute incrementally to growth, our analysis indicates that relatively few explain a large enough fraction of variance that they will be identified by examining small populations.

For the first $10 million in assets, he receives $1 of every $100, and that declines incrementally to 60 cents for every $100 from $200 million up to $400 million in assets.