Sentence examples for piecemeal out from inspiring English sources

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

The council has released about $15 billion so far, doing it piecemeal out of concern that Mr. Qaddafi or his sons might still gain access to Libya's substantial holdings.

Newman builds her book piecemeal out of cunningly disordered sections and subsections with headings such as "Description: Ralph" or "Initiating Event: The Phone Rings", as though throwing up her hands at the possibility of an integrated narrative and giving us instead a shuffled pack of index cards containing notes towards a novel.

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

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

If you piecemeal it out, it becomes a business deal instead of a community vision," said Rob Solano, the executive director of Churches United for Fair Housing, a community group.

George D. Warrington, the executive director of New Jersey Transit, says the answer is to build the tunnel piecemeal, rolling out the environmental work, the planning, the site preparation, until all that is needed is for the trip below the river to start.

Stacey defended the new grading scheme as necessary, and said any confusion for parents or employers over the piecemeal roll-out of the new grades was "a consequence worth living with".

"A year ago, we were facing piecemeal policies set out by E.P.A., D.O.T. and groups of different states.

The findings have tended to come out piecemeal in papers and forums, often with little fanfare, so that even Mars experts are struggling with the tide.

But most have fallen beyond use, windows paneless, still-numbered doors ajar, anything worth salvage hauled out piecemeal, the only inhabitants small birds, black snakes, wasps, and vines, cavity-seekers, their shadows.