Sentence examples for piecemeal about from inspiring English sources

Sporadic riots in January and February 1537 enabled the government to deal with the troubles piecemeal; about 220 250 men were executed, including Darcy and Aske.

Werner-Simon maintains, however, that if Comey felt obligated to provide Congress with piecemeal updates about the investigation, he should have been less equivocal about the implications of his findings.

Another is to show how precarious and piecemeal data about the area are.

Instead there were piecemeal suggestions about how to tackle climate change.

En Route obliges you to listen to pretentious prose-poetry and piecemeal philosophising – about love and loneliness – backed by hip but not especially location-sensitive music.

Obama will put out some executive orders to to some piecemeal things about climate change.

The Twitter account offers other piecemeal clues about what the revelation could be, and what it won't be.

I know that half the fun of this kind of show comes from the piecemeal reveals about the big mystery, but all of that feels a little too slow on "Alcatraz".

Users had inadequate and piecemeal information about their treatment, including procedures, drugs, side effects and overall costs.

"This particular snapshot wraps up challenges that we've talked about piecemeal over several months," said the administration official, who was not authorized to speak on the record about the report.

The central part of the Cordilleras in Canada and Alaska was accreted piecemeal, also between about 180 and 140 million years ago, but there is disagreement as to whether the western part was accreted in the same interval or between about 110 and 70 million years ago (the two parts are separated by the deeply eroded granitic batholiths exposed in the Coast Mountains of British Columbia).