Sentence examples for work piecemeal from inspiring English sources

Classical scholars work piecemeal toward the formulation of abstract laws, and in the process they sometimes "murder to dissect".

So the best copyright isn't the one that lets every creator license every use of her work piecemeal.

This was pivotal for Mr Gaba, who had resisted selling the work piecemeal; he spent years living with his family in his large, cold studio, with his "Museum" in boxes all around him.

The group created the work piecemeal at residencies around the country; the first time the members all got together to perform a sing-through was at the Brooklyn Academy of Music in June.

They warn the newly passed farm bill continues to subsidize large corporate food makers while other voices, such as first lady Michelle Obama, work piecemeal to promote healthy food choices.

For those who've mostly seen Sherman's work piecemeal, Once Upon a Time offers a chronological sampling of it.

Working from original drawings discovered at the Art Institute of Chicago, and two old photographs, Donnell and John Vinci, one of the nation's leading preservation architects, restored the building to its condition when first constructed, before any modernizations, working piecemeal as offices became vacant.

It seems that it's the collaborative nature of work, the piecemeal additions by numerous individuals, that stymie attempts to fictionalise it.

All we can do, he declares, is to try to curb the wilder hungers of Homo rapiens and work away piecemeal at containing the forces that seek to destroy us.

How can the company assure the quality of work sold piecemeal over the Internet?

Gig workers, freelancers, sharing economy workers — call them what you want to, but the millions who drive you around in Lyfts, deliver your Seamless or work on piecemeal projects from home have become a staple of the American workforce — and their numbers are only set to grow.