Sentence examples for of a succeeding from inspiring English sources

Such a chronological boundary may have to be drawn arbitrarily between the last survivors of H. erectus and the earliest members of a succeeding species (e.g., Homo sapiens).

Now and again it resurfaced, usually in the aftermath of a succeeding catastrophe, like the sinking of the Titanic in April 1912.

Badly conceived bills die a thousand political deaths — in the appropriations process, in the states, through electoral retribution, in the executive appointments of a succeeding administration and ultimately in amendment and repeal.

Gail Collins's determination that corrections will appear on their own at the end of a succeeding column, and not disappear into an unrelated digression, is on its own a significant piece of progress.

In the rod-dominated retina e.g., in man under scotopic conditions— the a-wave is not prominent, and fusion depends simply on the tendency for the excitatory response to a flash to persist, the inhibitory effects of a succeeding stimulus being small.

And Vesuvius remains one of the world's most dangerous volcanoes, with millions of people living on or near its slopes, and millions more visiting the archaeological sites every year, strangely drawn by the idea that – as the 18th-century diarist Hester Lynch Piozzi put it – "We, who today are spectators, may become spectacles to travellers of a succeeding century".

During a succeeding period of tectonic quiet, a narrow pediment develops (III in Fig. 6).

The reconstruction of hpwd a succeeds only if distinguishable features remain consistent.

There are few examples of a movement succeeding that was based on an outsider's advice.

He doesn't give Mr Yendall much of a chance of succeeding in the conversion of the three societies, after his resolutions were thrown out on technical grounds.

It's because their ego is so large that the thought of a company succeeding without them is incomprehensible.