Sentence examples for by phases from inspiring English sources
The phrase "by phases" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe something that happens in increments or stages over a period of time. For example, "The new manufacturing process was implemented by phases."
Asked backstage at the ceremony, shortly following her win, to name a song to best describe her overjoyed state of mind, Larson cited I'm In Love With My Life by Phases, her boyfriend, Alex Greenwald's band.
Planting, cultivating and harvesting are carried out on auspicious days, as dictated by phases of the moon; beauty and artistic harmony are also important, though, so this is not some haphazard vegetable plot but a superbly designed and executed space.
The reader might expect the uncollected work of such a protean poet to be characterised by phases and dead-ends, flirtations and refusals, commitments and renunciations; but Morgan embraced experiment and paradox from the start.
NATO has said that it will allow the new democratic authorities in Serbia to move back, by phases, into the three-mile-wide buffer zone, negotiated at the end of the Kosovo war in 1999, from which Yugoslav troops are banned and in which Mr. Musliu's army shelters and thrives.
"The country entered a new political cycle: It was in a difficult political transition that was marked by phases of instability and now we are seeing a radicalization of political actors," said Vincent Geisser, a researcher at the French Institute for the Near East who is based in Beirut, speaking of Islamists and secularists.
Results of the stacking are influenced by phases of seismic waves with very similar arrival times.
Do "stand-by phase" actions.
Look for the term "stand-by phase" in the description.
Bit by bit, though, phase by phase, their possession game stifled Algeria.
By phasing in the licenses, officials hope to insure a smooth transition.
The move would be funded by phasing out the capital reliefs in the corporation tax system.
