Sentence examples for this cumulative from inspiring English sources

This cumulative work – and the exhaustion that accompanies it – is acknowledged in our own walk between its sagging walls.

And no matter how thoroughly this material has been presented by other reporters (Mr. France covered the story for Newsweek), the effect of this cumulative retelling is devastating.

This cumulative effect becomes denser as the dancers drop out of unison to form small units, performing different parts of the basic phrase at different times.

And I suppose there's the Liverpool game at home, Palace, so there's this cumulative effect of: 'Is he losing his marbles?

The employers' organisation called on George Osborne not to increase "this cumulative burden" in his Budget  on 16 March.

Sally's post put this cumulative grab-bag of stories set in the punk and post-punk world of the music biz in better perspective for me, especially her analysis of its shifting perspective as consonant with a concept album.

In this cumulative story in the tradition of There Was an Old Lady who Swallowed a Fly, the animals that the jackal eats can all be seen in his stomach – much to the delight of all young readers.

While the case could be resolved on statutory grounds, a constitutional ruling that directly rejects this "cumulative effects" test would further restrict Congress's discretion beyond the context of this dispute.

Sadly this cumulative knowledge is expressed through snooze-inducing banality, his pay-off line: "Whatever the result, the true winner of the Ryder Cup will always be the game itself".

As a result of all this cumulative hiring, the industry accounted for almost one in 13 of all American jobs in March.

But it's hard to explain this cumulative, ongoing anguish to non-cancer folks, who don't necessarily understand the stakes of the whack-a-mole game we're all playing from our first moments on Earth.