Sentence examples for piecemeal of from inspiring English sources

That ability to sell stories piecemeal, of course, is a big draw of short-story collections for authors.

The synthesis presented here was developed piecemeal out of study of the literature and clinical observation.

The doctor was convicted of killing hitchhikers in Nuevo Leon, dismembering them and throwing them piecemeal out of his car at night.

NV junctions are the site of piecemeal microautophagy of the nucleus, which is a type of autophagy that targets portions of the nucleus.

Unfortunately, Julia has been assembled, piecemeal, out of contradictions the show doesn't try to reconcile.

The idea, Ms. Price said, is to get rid of the piecemeal look of the park, which is a jumble of historic forts, memorials and monuments.

The lack of such a lead is a natural consequence of the piecemeal nature of donor funding and the niche competencies that NGOs have developed to win grants.

International students are further hampered by their limited experience with and expectations of mentoring and by their piecemeal knowledge of broader aspects of U.S. society and science.

Because of Comey's announcement, the days leading up to the election will now feature piecemeal disclosures of fragments of the investigation.

Richard Shusterman concurs, and passes the question of the identity of the work of art along to the "piecemeal efforts of practicing art critics" (1980, 543).

This combination of signals resulted in the piecemeal arrival of his ships into the range of battle.