Sentence examples for sort of succession from inspiring English sources

The sensible thing to do is to have some sort of succession plan and this is part of it.

"We would like to see the transition of power go smoothly, but I don't think China will show any admiration for this sort of succession," Zhu Feng of Peking University told the Christian Science Monitor.

It's one thing to be able to claim you have some sort of succession plan, but it's another entirely to be able to articulate a plan in a way that assuages shareholders, analysts and other interested parties.

Whereas the historical ideas of Lehmann and Arduino were generally accepted, it became increasingly clear that many diverse locally defined rock successions existed, each with its own unique fauna and apparent position within some sort of "universal" succession.

Indonesia, which ranks just below the U.S. as the world's third-largest democracy, has been trying to protect itself from this sort of dynastic succession.

Especially in the sciences, the continuity of the prizes is emphasized when the work of one laureate builds upon that of an earlier laureate, creating "a sort of apostolic succession," said Michael Sohlman, executive director of the Nobel Foundation.

Chalmers could have some sort of answer to this by means of his principle of coherence according to which the causal neurological story parallels the story of succession of qualia.

It is feasible to assume that various adaptors of p97 function in a sort of relay and their temporal succession is dictated by functions other than mere ubiquitin recognition.

However this imbroglio sorts itself out, uncertainty in the line of succession is undesirable.

The tricky act of succession at the New York Times has been sorted out with the appointment of Arthur Gregg Sulzberger as deputy publisher.

Consequently, since 'reflection' construed in Locke's narrow, quasi-technical way doesn't involve memory, Locke was mistaken in thinking that reflection – of this sort at least – could ever furnish us with our concept of succession.