Sentence examples for go to phase from inspiring English sources
We'll go to phase two and we'll get this guy out of office," Trump told the newspaper, presenting his version of Strzok's text messages.
I remember for example when SARS came in 2003/2004 we made a vaccine pretty quickly and brought it to the stage where it was ready to go to phase 1, but when we got to phase 1 the disease had gone away, there was no interest, no incentive to bring it even to phase 1, so we dropped it.
If your little sister refuses to co-operate with you then you need to need to go to phase two!
Lock yourself in your room as a first step and blast your music so that you're on your own with just you and your music, hopefully she will get the point and leave you alone, if this doesn't work then go to phase three.
"There's all kinds of excuses we could make, but we had funding for Phase 1, and until we finish Phase 2, we don't need to go to Phase 2".
The W.H.O. has been questioned sharply for weeks as to why it would not go to Phase 6 even though the spread of cases, first in Britain and Spain, then in Japan, Australia and Chile, seemed to meet its pandemic definition: the sustained community spread of a novel virus in two different W.H.O.
We're going to phase out the Alternative Minimum Tax — which these days seems more like an Alternative Maximum Tax to the millions of families it affects.
Clearly, the newspaper's editor (and its publisher) are going to phase out Page 3 - note the capital P - rather than kill it off with one swift blow and thereby revert to a daily lower case page 3.
"I suspect that heroes are going to phase out," says Mark Millar, the Scottish writer whose early 00s Marvel series The Ultimates was the foundation for The Avengers movies and thus the entire Marvel cinematic universe.
Also, because the speaker is going in circles, the sound is going to phase abominably.
