Sentence examples for in successive issues from inspiring English sources

The "Blindfold Novelettes" would be published in successive issues of the magazine.

The work was published originally in 1828, after which it was steadily improved in successive issues.

It was coincidence, not the urge to make an obvious point about inequality in America, that landed my Profiles of Thiel and Kachel in successive issues of the magazine.

The small monograph of Schlick, Space and Time in Contemporary Physics, appearing in 1917, initially in successive issues of the scientific weekly Die Naturwissenschaften, served as a prototype.

As one reader put it: "In three successive issues you have reported, on your front page, the deaths of Christopher Hitchens, Václav Havel, and Kim Jong-il.

He read successive issues of Penguin New Writing, greatly admiring an essay by John Wain on William Empson in the last number in 1950.

"Editions" is preferred to "impressions" here since the six successive issues were not identical.

The National Institute of Clinical Excellence has, in successive weeks, issued statements expanding the offer of weight-loss surgery to up to a million more obese patients with type 2 diabetes and suggested statins could be given to millions of healthy people.

A quick browse of our finding aid shows our comic titles are often issued in successive parts (see the numbering of Sensation Comics below), and there are some that are still going strong after decades of issues.

A serial "is a resource issued in successive parts, usually bearing numbering, that has no predetermined conclusion".[i] When you look at that definition, it's obvious that many comics are serials.

Twice now, in successive innings, fortune has favoured the brave.