Sentence examples for chronologically for from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it is too far away chronologically for ordinary readers and viewers to envision realistically.

Each day, the tickets are distributed chronologically for the noon to 8 p.m. slots that same day and the 9 to 11 30 a.m. slots the next day.

(This is an odd fact, chronologically, for all the housekeepers of my beldam's vintage prided themselves on their special receipts for "ketchups," made of everything from oysters to walnuts and including the plentiful love apple).

Since I am more used to thinking big, in terms of past, present, and future, as opposed to simply concentrating on present action, I have to rein myself in sometimes — force myself to think more chronologically, for example.

Scans were read chronologically for all animals.

Although the scenes are a bit jumbled chronologically for no apparent reason, they're not difficult to follow.

"The Parliament of Man" is organized thematically rather than chronologically — good for conceptual clarity, bad for narrative drive — and Kennedy devotes as much attention to the "soft" United Nations of social and economic development as to the "hard" United Nations of political mediation and peacekeeping.

The News Feed is algorithmically sorted for relevance, rather than reverse chronologically sorted for up-to-the-minute information.

These morphological changes suggested that the magnitude of effect of tretinoin might be greater for chronologically aged than for photoaged skin.

For others, its seeming distance (both chronologically and, for many of us in the global north in particular, geographically) can seduce us with the easy denial that it is someone else's problem to fix.

The rest of the story sought to reconstruct his arrival in these dire circumstances, via scenes that had been chronologically mutilated for maximum profundity.