cumulatively

"Cumulatively over time, this thing will have a good effect."

Cumulatively, they have spent four months of their careers together.

All circumstantial evidence, of course, but cumulatively it made a strong case.

For 1990 as a whole, the film would cumulatively rank at a box office performance position of 56.

Even cumulatively, they do not appear to change the picture in a decisive way.

Cumulatively, the first season had a run-time of more than 46 minutes.

If added cumulatively, by the end of the song, the recipient has been given 22.

Cumulatively, they will provide a sense of how the election is unfolding on Tuesday night.

This works cumulatively as you can try to grab say 10 or more sponsors.

It would cost the state $1 billion cumulatively over the next three years.

But cumulatively, they add up to big gains for wetlands protection.

But cumulatively, they do, and we have now imperiled the right to rise.

Cumulatively these studies are telling a very similar story.

I've probably spent more time cumulatively in the company of cabbies over the years than I have with family and friends.

On April 18, 2006, it cumulatively carried over 50,000 passengers.

But surely the negative impact on opinion in the West was cumulatively far greater.

By 1985, the venture had lost more than $17 million cumulatively.

Sometimes reporting is most important when it takes us, methodically, cumulatively, from here to there.

The students cumulatively ran more than the 1,000 mile distance between their school and ground zero.

Any one stage was okay, but cumulatively they were over the limit."

The Giants insisted no injury was serious, but cumulatively they will have an impact.

But cumulatively they are eating away at his authority, and everyone assumes worse is on the way.

Cumulatively, he made a profit of $21 million on those sales.

The climate change is caused cumulatively and today's emissions will effect for decades forward.