It was a broadside of initiatives that cumulatively created the impact that so disturbed Henri.
These were subtleties that cumulatively added much to support the characters and tell their story.
These are the less visible conflicts that cumulatively become something volatile.
It leads to thousands of small actions that, cumulatively, create something extremely powerful".
Almost all of Mr. Crace's books take place in imaginary landscapes that cumulatively have been referred to as Craceland.
This leads to a succession of small, potentially lethal crises that cumulatively strain credulity and risk parching the tear ducts.
"This is simply a series of previously disclosed disappointments and setbacks that cumulatively say a change at the top can be very good for our company".
Both are written in a "discontinuous first-person" (in Muriel Spark's phrase) that cumulatively conveys what it is like to be a female intellectual in the world of publishing in the nineteen-seventies.
"What we're trying to do is free ourselves from being hostage to federal policies by creating a whole bunch of solutions that cumulatively would have a big effect," Mr. Spano said.
Electronic flash units often incorporate a fast-responding photodiode that cumulatively measures the light reflected from the subject and switches off the flash when that light has reached a preselected amount (computer flash).
He did also announce some intriguing new products—such as an expansion of Google Video, a download service that allows anybody to sell videos thus continuing a seemingly endless dribble of product launches that cumulatively suggest astonishing ambition.
