Sentence examples for more piecemeal from inspiring English sources

But the enchantment factor overall is rather more piecemeal.

The real and constant threat is more subtle, and more piecemeal.

In the meantime, the left will have to be satisfied with more piecemeal advances.

Kimberly Wertman, an Edge resident in her 20s, uses the Your Well-Being program in a more piecemeal fashion than Mr. Neenan.

Reuters, like Bloomberg, controls about a third of the data terminal business, but its services are available in a more piecemeal fashion.

He speculates that illiterate people may be better at the kind of holistic pattern recognition that is important in recognising faces, whereas readers may adopt a more piecemeal approach.

It consists — at least so far — of little more than piecemeal reforms like raising the minimum wage.

Mr Zhu had been running economic policy for much of the 1990s, but reforms then were never more than piecemeal.

We need more than piecemeal, symbolic efforts if we're going to prevent more civilians, and more Pete Kassigs, from dying.

Their exploiters are adults, sometimes even their own parents, who force them to sell drugs and their bodies -- either for sex or, more literally, piecemeal, to supply organs for wealthy customers' transplants.

His spokesman told Breitbart News, a conservative news outlet, that House conservatives should not fall for a "ruse" that could lead to one of their more narrow, piecemeal immigration bills being used as vehicle to enter a conference negotiation between the House and the Senate, from which a broader immigration bill could emerge.