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Meanings of incremental in English

Incremental.

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Usage of incremental in English
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Ms Kerr said more than incremental changes were needed to reduce emissions.
Radio NZ
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LaFemina said that could remain the case for now, barring incremental deals.
Reuters
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Drastic - rather than incremental - action is required, the letter said.
Reuters
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There can be very expensive solutions to the problem or incremental solutions.
The Guardian
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However, in the second and third trimesters, there are incremental caloric increases.
Jamaica Observer
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Effective reform of the Garda Síochána requires a cautious and incremental approach.
The Irish Times
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He realised early on that a dogged, incremental approach would be necessary.
The Irish Times
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This approach can offer a significant incremental benefit while performing image-guided biopsies.
Pubmed
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Companies are also looking to add incremental technological advances through overseas acquisitions.
Reuters
10
From now on, improvements to the range and power will be incremental.
Wired
11
Uncertainty surrounding cost differences and incremental cost-effectiveness ratios was estimated using bootstrapping.
Pubmed
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But a phased, incremental response was likely if the rocket fire continued.
The Irish Times
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It's a piecemeal programme, designed to improve the city in incremental ways.
The Guardian
14
If mortgage rates go down further, it will be incremental, Koskinen said.
Reuters
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Paris is depicting the effort to rebuild ties as an incremental process.
Reuters
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Tim has made incremental jumps in his game, which has been great.
The Guardian
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Incremental across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Rare