Sentence examples for shift incrementally from inspiring English sources

As Mr. Kentridge stages it, the power dynamics in the scene shift incrementally in Lulu's favor, until Dr. Schön ends up on the floor and Lulu stands victoriously atop her boudoir vanity.

It seems hard, but not impossible, to imagine ourselves back into that earlier, more unencumbered state: knowing our bodies by how it feels to dwell in them, instead of by how they shift incrementally over the course of a day, or a lifetime.

If we allow each other to shift incrementally we often follow through.

Yes, we have fancier stents for our cardiac patients, and more targeted chemotherapy for our cancer patients, but the overall paradigms have shifted only incrementally.

only has the power to incrementally shift existing practices.

Sensitivity analysis is used to relax certain conditions and incrementally shift criteria weights (holding all other element constant) to identify the threshold at which the preferred alternative changes.

And on a fund-by-fund basis, we incrementally shift our portfolios from one area of the market to another by selling low ranked funds and replacing them with new leaders.

Their goals were not to move the debate or incrementally shift the culture, but rather to make radical change, to stop the spending and impose a balanced budget on the nation.

Through the contracting process, the province has sought to incrementally shift service delivery to more integrated roles (e.g. combining TB and ARV adherence support), specifying standardised core packages and demarcating geographical zones of NGO activity.

Just as transcendent was the ending of John Luther Adams's "Sila: The Breath of the World," an hour-long work designed for the outdoors, in which strings, wind, brass, voices, and percussion generate incrementally shifting clouds of tones based on the natural harmonic series emanating from a low B-flat.

"I also think it's the energy and the impact of [community activist] groups shifting the culture incrementally for at least the last two years".