Sentence examples for such succession from inspiring English sources

The NAPF has already highlighted such succession questions at Centrica and BG Group, the oil explorer.

When a reporter suggested at a briefing that Mr. Gore might be running the White House, rather than Mr. Clinton, White House spokesman Joe Lockhart made clear that no such succession had occurred.

A Sherwin Belkin, a Manhattan real estate lawyer, said that while rent-stabilization and rent-control regulations both provide for succession rights under certain circumstances, the situation described by the letter writer does not involve such succession rights.

The narrative is a litany of self‑justifications: "In the beginning I felt no shame for what I was doing, because I was not harming anyone" is how one such succession of evasions begins, and I doubt I have seen a more audacious yet plausible portrayal of a vividly unsympathetic character.

Corporate governance specialists often disapprove of such successions.

It is a descriptor for Manhattan and Brooklyn ("The splendor, picturesqueness, and oceanic amplitude and rush of these great cities"), and for birds ("Such oceans, such successions of them"), and for compost ("this transparent green-wash... so amorous after me... clean forever and forever").

The corresponding SP curve of such successions displays a jagged bell- or cylinder-shaped pattern.

Such successions may result in communities that are opportunistic assemblages of species not repeated across the landscape, depending on the temporal and spatial heterogeneity of local species pools (Wiser and De Cáceres 2013; Wiser et al. 2016).

Each of these intricate moves is impressive on its own, but presented in sequence in such short succession they are astonishing.

Even if such a succession can be coincidental, or if appearance and disappearance of successive diseases may have the same causes, these observations raise the question of interactive causalities.

At least, not in such quick succession.