incrementally

He did change in the days that followed, but only incrementally and on his own terms.

A company should throw out the old, not change incrementally.

They continued to approach incrementally, but did not take this opportunity to attack.

"Incrementally, the legal system worked as it was supposed to."

So in order to sort of effect effective change, you really need to do it very slowly and incrementally.

The organization of the Navy has changed incrementally over time.

The model is built up incrementally in Sections 3 and 4.

Again, practise incrementally or you will be very stiff the next day.

By doing the change incrementally, there is an additional advantage.

The new place seemed only incrementally better to me, but others were satisfied by the change.

In a sense, Windows 98 has already been arriving incrementally.

For the moment, the pastors feel they must move incrementally.

In this way, each person incrementally returned a small bit of the planet to its natural state.

They spent so much time and energy on health care last year I think they're finally ready to see improvements made "incrementally."

But now, they appear to accept that change, as it has in past, will come about incrementally.

"I now realize that the only way you can do this is incrementally," he said.

The amount of contracts is to increase incrementally over three years starting this year.

But he has been reluctant to do so, instead raising the issue incrementally.

It is used in writing courses to incrementally build up toward a larger paper.

A space fountain type structure would be built incrementally from the ground up.

The old process of making a movie has not been replaced by new digital technology, just changed incrementally.

Those things that, taken incrementally, make a convincing picture of real life, and maybe get you onto Page 1, too.

The President believes that a problem this big cannot be addressed incrementally.

But for the moment, they must be pursued separately and incrementally.

The effects of poverty chip away incrementally at the will to make a difference.