Sentence examples for a string of successive from inspiring English sources

A string of successive victories in states out west would lead to dreams of even pulling off an upset in California.

In his previous 10 seasons, he never had a string of three successive seasons with 150 or more games played.

In its most general description, this refers to the fact that a person is associated with everyone else in the world through a string of six successive people.

The agreement, announced May 7, is the latest in a string of attempts by successive governments in Australia to deter the thousands of people who travel illegally to its shores each year.

She has twice won the ESPY for best female athlete of the year, including this year, when her string of successive overall World Cup titles came to an end.

The nineteen-eighties and successive decades saw efforts to professionalize management and a string of acquisitions that loaded the company with debt.

While successive national defence authorisation acts have indeed imposed a string of conditions on the US secretary of defence over any releases – a so-called "certification" process – there's also a waiver system for some of the conditions.

And to help plug a string of growing projected deficits in 2002, 2003 and 2004, he proposed three small, successive tax increases to raise about $16.5 million each.

Pompey created more than enough chances to seal a fourth successive League Two victory but Clarke defied them with a string of saves.

The fall is harder with each successive crash, though this does not give what are essentially a string of highly barbed vignettes anything like the brutal heft of "The Butcher Boy".

Egypt's roads and railways have a poor safety record, and Egyptians have long complained that successive governments have failed to enforce even basic safeguards, leading to a string of deadly crashes.