Sentence examples for successive as from inspiring English sources
Borrowing from Aristotle and Averroes and influenced by Robert Kilwardby, Bacon exploits the distinction between the permanent and the successive as the ground of the grammatical distinction between the noun/pronoun and the verb/adverb.
It also says one of the most serious issues is the failure to build enough new homes, which dates back through successive Labour, as well as Conservative, governments.
The program calculates the geometry of successive layers, as well as the necessary time for their materialization.
He played more than 300 matches for the club at No8 before becoming director of rugby and landing four successive Premiership titles as well as successive Heineken Cup triumphs.
We define specific rules to make the successive transformations as easy and systematic as possible.
Their suffering is designed by successive governments as a public deterrence to would-be arrivals.
That came after three successive seasons as runners-up, but Roma seemed to have lost ground.
Later that year Howard won a fourth successive term as prime minister.
Is Ukip full of racists or of people unjustly abandoned by successive governments as uncongenial to their ideological projects?
It would be their third successive sweep, as in one in 1998, one in 1999 and one in 2000.
Alongside his successive careers as a painter and an inventor, Morse pursued a deep and unfortunate interest in politics.
