| The operation should be accretive from the moment it is integrated within ESI Group's scope. |
| There's something additive, accretive, to the work — and there's a project above the project that we see in the actual poems. |
| Culture is often accretive, in that it builds on the past, but equally it can lose technologies, sciences and ideas. |
| In those cases, a shell opening is self-defined by the growing accretive margin of the shell. |
| Laboratories recently acquired have also been immediately accretive to earnings. |
| Conceived as an accretive extension of the public realm, Norwich's Millennium Centre adds to the city's social, intellectual and civic life. |
