Sentence examples for become successively from inspiring English sources

The game levels are short one-minute exercises that become successively more difficult as the players' skills improve.

This position is not only in sharp contrast to that of Butterfield, who saw revolutions only as founding revolutions, but also with that of those epistemological realists who grant that revolutionary conceptual and practical changes have occurred but who believe that they will become successively smaller in the future as science approaches the true theory.

Locke's association with Anthony Ashley Cooper (later the First Earl of Shaftesbury) led him to become successively a government official charged with collecting information about trade and colonies, economic writer, opposition political activist, and finally a revolutionary whose cause ultimately triumphed in the Glorious Revolution of 1688.

Nonetheless, both GGGGCC and CCCCGG repeats become successively more stable as repeat length increases (Online Resource 2b).

One possibility is that genes become successively hypermethylated with carcinoma progression, resulting in an increase in the number of methylation changes during tumour development.

The increasing lobular complexity during pregnancy in preparation for lactation suggests that the lobules become successively more mature in the progression from Type I to Type III.

He became, successively, an adept movie villain and comedian and later, improbably, a romantic leading man.

Life became successively diversified, he claimed, as the result of two very different sorts of causes.

John continued his research into fungi at Sheffield and became successively a senior lecturer and reader in botany.

He became, successively, an elevator operator in a dry-goods store and a clerk in a bookstore.

Within 3 years, he became, successively, Tax Commissioner of the City of N.Y., Comm. of Housing & Buildings, & chairman of the N.Y.C. Planning Commission-all by appointment of Mayor William O'Dwyer.