How To Use Cumulatively In A Sentence
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A series of procedures that will cumulatively have such an effect is also covered.
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The MSM is covering the Iranian protesters far more than those hundreds of thousands of American protesters I was at 6 different anti invasion marches millions accumulatively.
Ganji Speaks | ATTACKERMAN
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At first, the drug does no harm, but cumulatively its effects are bad.
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Lists of one to 413 colleges, or others from one to 713 colleges or still others from one to 1,013 colleges are those I define as hierarchical and cumulatively register as useless for one simple reason: they forgot their audience.
Robert Franek: College Rankings Fatigue or Just Bad College Rankings Fatigue?
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Cumulatively, these archaeological discoveries give a very clear picture of Celtic life.
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Cumulatively, however, the proliferation of obscurantist bunkum and the reaction against reason are a menace to civilisation.
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Each of the four movements that cumulatively created the modern worldview arose in response to a noble quest.
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What can be conspirative for an harley davidson 2007 that is sulkily wittingly, cumulatively tightly, and enquiringly careful?
Rational Review
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The images on the bookplate juxtapose, rather unhistorically, several images from the career of Downing as a young actor, but, cumulatively, they indicate his ability successfully to mix classical, canonical drama and popular entertainment.
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In any liberal democracy a mobilization of bias is cumulatively created by the outcomes of political and social conflicts.
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Cumulatively, these impairments result in disorientation while ambulating.
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Each element, each clause, is given new potential instead of functioning accumulatively.
Gertrude Stein
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That's a footling difference in any one year but cumulatively ruinous over decades.
Times, Sunday Times
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If you want to read a compendium of religiously engendered "atrocities" read Christopher Hitchens's superb book, God Is Not Great, which reminds you of them in accumulatively shocking detail.
Matthew Chapman: At Last A Comic Book Atheist Hero
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I should demonstrate how the ostensibly plain prose of his story has an accumulatively poetic effect, and I should-
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The dynamics of accumulatively appeared family, genus, and species in the vegetation succession process were well described by logarithmic function.
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Too many people posting on this site are showing tendencies to go off on tangents which cumulatively waste years of learning time.
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The U.S. is our number one trading partner and number one, accumulatively, our number one source of investments.
CNN Transcript Nov 20, 2001
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His administration was plagued by one petty scandal after another, cumulatively very damaging.
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mind has become self-reproducing through man's capacity to transmit experience and its products cumulatively
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The students who take the course during their initial semester are making higher grades cumulatively.
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The idea is that we are all, accumulatively, the Body of Christ.
The Dark Knight and his coming savior
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The number of laws on the statute book increases cumulatively since governments repeal relatively few laws.
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Nor is it known how such circumstances arose or whether the balances are individually or cumulatively material in relation to the company's accounts.
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In any liberal democracy a mobilization of bias is cumulatively created by the outcomes of political and social conflicts.
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Many of these individual beaglers purchase walking boots and clothes specially for their sport and cumulatively generate a significant increase in takings when meets take place at village pubs.
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Other, more objective treatises have been more likely to use a variety of terms with less cumulatively pejorative force -- cumulatively, because a term used once may carry only slight negative connotation but, used frequently, can create a considerable sense of pejoration in the mind of the reader.
VERBATIM: The Language Quarterly Vol X No 4
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Exercise: 1hr 20 mins of brisk walking (accumulatively)
Joyous
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But the past decade has clearly produced changes which, taken cumulatively, have put the question of the state back at the centre of political debate.
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Cumulatively, these aspects explain why Spanish, unlike other immigrant languages, hasn’t faded away.
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It was so refreshing .. and then go home feeling so hyper and started to talk to everyone and I talked for about half an hour accumulatively to my mom and about 3-4 hours with my elder brother and I realised how alike we were ... after so many years!
Difference
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I consider that my seeing the man those years glimpsd for me, beyond all else, that inner spirit and formthe unquestionable charm and vivacity, but intrinsic sophistication and artificialitycrystallizing rapidly upon the English stage and literature at and after Shaksperes time, and coming on accumulatively through the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries to the beginning, fifty or forty years ago, of those disintegrating, decomposing processes now authoritatively going on.
The Old Bowery. November Boughs
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Despite Blair's optimistic nature, cumulatively the attacks must demoralise him, and his police security detail remains high.
Tony Blair's donation: guilt, piety ? or both?
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Mind has become self - reproducing through man's capacity to transmit experience and its products cumulatively.
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At first, the drug does no harm, but cumulatively its effects are bad.
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Mind has become self - reproducing through man's capacity to transmit experience and its products cumulatively.
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Despite this, cumulatively the threads both between tracks and between the constituent parts of each track appear rather too slight to maintain this listener's engagement.
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Mind has become self - reproducing through man's capacity to transmit experience and its products cumulatively.
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In my judgment, it would require a very schematic reading of the Secretary of State's decisions to conclude that he had not considered all matters cumulatively in order to satisfy himself that there were not exceptional circumstances.
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As he himself might have phrased it, he was supplying me not only with a motive for the crime, but, from the time of his conversation with Mr. Fluette forward, with evidence which cumulatively inculpated himself.
The Paternoster Ruby
