Sentence examples for piecemeal could from inspiring English sources

The collectors' decision to allow a once-integrated body of work to be sold piecemeal could lead to contentious debate in a field that has wrestled with this question before.

Todd Richter, an analyst at Banc of America Securities, said that if a buyer like ING did not take the whole package, selling the units piecemeal could be a long, complicated process.

It has been doing so piecemeal and could declare its intention to do so systematically.

The costs of myriad piecemeal measures could still add up to damaging protectionism.

A piecemeal approach "could further undermine confidence and leave the euro area vulnerable to renewed stress".

The piecemeal approach could raise the prospect of government action on housing-finance overhaul this year, with some details to be worked out about timing.

But Yans warned this piecemeal approach could undermine efforts to curb the surge in legal highs: "It is difficult to see a real global response to this challenge if different states take different measures to control different substances especially in the European Union where it is a single market and so easy to cross borders.

Labour claimed the government's "piecemeal approach" could mask big cuts to local councils' spending.

A piecemeal approach could lead to a result that addresses some problems, such as border security, but leaves out others, Obama said.

If the House approved just one of its piecemeal bills, it could move to a conference committee, where Senate and House members could begin to reconcile their differences.

The energy revolution, instead of happening piecemeal, over decades, could take place fast enough to actually help an overheating planet.