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Meanings of incremental changes in English

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Usage of incremental changes in English
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Ms Kerr said more than incremental changes were needed to reduce emissions.
Radio NZ
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Will consumers continue to buy into shorter lifespans and incremental changes to products?
BBC
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Small incremental changes now can make a huge difference in 20 years' time.
The Irish Times
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Our recommendations represent measured and incremental changes to the way Whitehall currently works.
The Guardian
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It is the outcome of a century of incremental changes.
The Irish Times
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Prince-Ruiz says the campaign is about making small, incremental changes.
The Guardian
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He said the Government had only made incremental changes that had not gone far enough.
Radio NZ
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Staley said given the circumstances she would like Obama to push forward with incremental changes.
Reuters
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Meanwhile, co-divergence has been less common than was assumed and has mostly caused incremental changes.
Wired
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But analysts say incremental changes are taking place and have gathered momentum since the talks began.
Reuters
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The updated version has been announced today and brings little more than a few incremental changes.
Wired
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Qualcomm will make incremental changes to concessions offered to the EU authority last month, the person said.
Reuters
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Others said they might support incremental changes.
Reuters
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Raise it as much as you can because even incremental changes make a huge difference over time.
Reuters
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People kept making incremental changes, resulting in a patchwork programmers refer to as "spaghetti code."
Wired
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But based on the options the tech sector pitched to the administration, they are expecting only incremental changes.
Reuters
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