Sentence examples for little incremental from inspiring English sources

"There is very little incremental cost to adding a fixed sponsor".

"Those little incremental dollars add up," he said, "and if it works out, everyone is going to want a piece".

If they were to do that, it could strengthen their brand image and network at very little incremental cost.

In other words, you don't want to get too bogged down in doing lots of lots of little, incremental stories.

"Jonas said, 'Why not an ad-free portal?' " With their existing technology and relations with content providers, they figured they could run another portal with very little incremental cost.

Supplying yoga mats and videos in guest rooms results in "very little incremental cost" to hotel owners, said Bjorn Hanson, dean of the Preston Robert Tisch Center for Hospitality, Tourism and Sports Management at N.Y.U.

Make small, incremental changes.

On the same show, Education Secretary Arne Duncan, who played college basketball at Harvard, recommended a little less incremental approach.

Developing new technology is incremental; little by little, you inch closer to the right answer.

If Medicare Advantage is trimmed by, say, $8 billion over five years, or less than 2percentt of the projected overall Medicare spending of nearly $600 billion, he said, the companies could meet that challenge by "shaving back a little bit of incremental benefits and maybe a little bit on profit margins".

Laura Richardson, a principal with Adams, Harkness & Hill in Boston, said the news of a possible plea agreement with Mr. Faneuil "is a little bit of incremental news that maybe makes the picture look a little more conclusively negative for Martha and the company".