Sentence examples for somewhat incremental from inspiring English sources
"In his somewhat incremental way, I do think Obama is redefining liberalism and relocating the center of American politics well to the left of where it's been since Ronald Reagan's time," said Michael Tomasky, the editor of Democracy and a leading liberal thinker.
Nintendo has officially announced Wii Fit Plus, a somewhat incremental upgrade to its wildly-popular Wii Fit exercise program.
"But if it's a solid idea, perhaps somewhat incremental, then [submitting as a Registered Report is] a good idea that I think will also benefit their career," he says.
While this may seem somewhat incremental for a typical observer, it is potentially a big move for Yext as it considers what it looks like when websites aren't as big as, say, voice queries.
And while this news may seem somewhat incremental, it's also a sign that the startup is getting closer to meter agnosticism, a critical part of bringing that better health management to all of those 25 million.
The change was happening in a year-by-year basis in a somewhat incremental way.
The guiding principle, behind the choice of the proposed feature encoding, is to add 'abstract information' (like charge or hydrophobicity) in a somewhat 'soft' and incremental way.
The second thing the market seems to want from leaders is a relentless and somewhat mind-numbing commitment to incremental efficiency gains.
Hence, the proposed approach is most effective in a somewhat static situation where only incremental changes are needed, for example, when a new user gets active or data queue becomes empty.
They are somewhat lower as they represent the incremental cost of a mandate for services partially already provided in baseline coverage, while the Virginia data represents total collected cost of lymphedema treatment.
Finally, the results of the regression analyses appear to indicate that the predictive power of the CDT and MMSE are somewhat redundant, since neither added significant incremental variance to prediction.
