Sentence examples for piecemeal road from inspiring English sources

The piecemeal road, shattered and washed away in many places, finally disappears, testimonial to the violent winter storms that have battered this section of coast.

The Epping route, meanwhile, is a piecemeal affair through several congested roads and across the as yet unsurfaced Wanstead Flats.

But, Mr Webb claimed planners do not spend money from developments to address big transport issues and road upgrades are done "piecemeal".

"Piecemeal and stop-go" investment in England's road system is making cost-effective maintenance difficult, MPs have warned.

The highway that once connected the nation, from Santa Monica to Chicago, was decommissioned in 1985, deconstructed piecemeal into a series of nondescript and neglected streets, a tired and abandoned road to nowhere.

Like its roads and infrastructure, China's Internet is being sewn together piecemeal and unevenly, but it is coming together.

Boris Johnson, who came to power in 2008 promising to "smooth traffic flow", made matters worse thanks to his piecemeal policy appeasement of influential voter and lobby groups when he should have been implementing a coherent road space management strategy in a city in increasing need of it as its population rapidly grows.

"It's important not to piecemeal but instead take a comprehensive view of the industry that takes into consideration consumer protections, passenger and road safety," he said in a statement.

A lawyer for the village, Steven Schlesinger, said that the mayor wanted the houseboats to remain, but that he sought to create a "road map for proper development" that would prevent developers from buying property and applying for zoning variances in a piecemeal fashion.

Many people retire piecemeal.

Current funding is piecemeal.