Sentence examples for will be incrementally from inspiring English sources
That, in conjunction with the reduced aerodynamic drag, means the new Corvette will be incrementally faster.
Shouldn't I just send this picture to a couple of people for whom this history and context is immediately available, who will get it, feel what I felt on seeing the building, and with whom my relationship will be incrementally deepened?
The PlayStation 4 won't be 10 times better [graphically], it will be incrementally better.
It will be incrementally presented along with some technical details of its implementation.
It means getting an unlocked iPhone will be incrementally harder and considerably more expensive.
As Twitter said during the event, the site will be incrementally rolling out worldwide over the next few weeks.
A single-stimulus square-wave pulse with a width of 0.5 ms (400 V with a current of 20 150 mA) will then be incrementally increased until the twitch amplitude and M-wave plateau.
Lupus flares caused by sunburn and drug-induced lupus-like syndromes stand out as well described environmental triggers, but the larger question of environmental exposure history, including prior viral infections, gut microbiome composition, chemical exposures, and what have you, that promote lupus pathogenesis will only be incrementally solved.
A good example of how long it can take for tariffs to come down is found in the case of the 2.5% rate slapped on Japanese car imports to the US: this will start to be incrementally lowered 15 years after the agreement takes effect, halved in 20 years and eliminated in 25 years.
For instance, seawater contains a huge number of organisms that aren't present in the dolphins' current tanks, meaning that once the aquarium chooses a location, seawater from that place will need to be incrementally introduced to make sure the dolphins aren't shocked when they get to their new home.
They will be deployed incrementally, as needed, and logistical and training hubs were already being set up to co-ordinate them.
