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Example sentences for "successive steps"

  • As in communicating the truths of natural science, God has communicated the truths of religion by successive steps, germinally at first, more fully as men have been able to comprehend them.

  • God's progressive plan in revelation has its analogy in the slow, successive steps by which God accomplishes his ends in nature.

  • But in many cases no such improvement took place, and the rational soul of man was irrecoverably spoiled; so that new and worse breeds were formed, by successive steps of degeneracy.

  • I will not go the length of saying that what Newton did in a single life, might not have been done in successive steps by some of those who followed him, each singly inferior to him in genius.

  • It is thus that the most general laws of nature are usually arrived at: we mount to them by successive steps.

  • In these "revisings," the mind forms an analytical table of the subject for itself, consisting of successive steps, formed by the successive courses.

  • A complete set of readings of the geo-electric reaction at different layers of the organ was taken, as the probe entered the lower side by successive steps of 0.

  • In the first method, the probe is introduced from below, and successive readings for geo-electric response taken as the probe enters the organ by successive steps.

  • The probe started from the upper surface, and came out at the lower by successive steps of 0.


  • The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "successive steps" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.


    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    betook himself; dear doctor; deep snow; fine girl; fully discussed; him the; human power; its value; juvenile literature; life when; material bodies; mechanical theory; only another; other organs; preached again; preferred before; quite unnecessary; religious observances; sanitary measures; successive ages; successive generations; successive periods; successive stages; successive steps; went directly; words would