Sentence examples for phased from high-quality English sources.

• It also includes a $15 minimum wage phased in over five years.

• Navy’s Aegis system for ship air defense also depend on the electronically steered phased-array antenna.

• “The phased reopening of the country has afforded people the opportunity to socialise with each other again,” Dr Glynn said.

• The phased approach has been more commonly adopted across European countries, and will most likely be what we see in the UK.

• In the first round of stimulus checks, payments phased out at $99,000.

• Ultimately, experts say they don't expect COBOL to be completely phased out.

• It also includes a $15 minimum wage which would be phased in over several years.

• The individual radiating elements of a phased-array antenna need not be dipoles; various other types of antenna elements also can be used.

Use phased in a sentence.

• Weeks later, the agency's experts were phased out of COVID-19 press briefings for sharing scientific guidance, which clashed with the Trump administration's version of reality.

• None of the containers we looked at have BPA; for the most part, container manufacturers have phased it out of food-contact plastics because of the bad rap it’s received in the media.

• On Tuesday, Scotland First Minister Nicola Sturgeon announced the phased return of primary school pupils from Monday, while in Wales pupils aged three to seven will return to school after half-term.

• Testing is planned to be introduced to all schools and further education settings, including primary and childcare staff, the Welsh Government said, but will be phased on levels of risk, starting with secondary schools and further education institutions.

• Labour’s Lilian Greenwood, chair of the Transport Committee, said the Department for Transport had “signed off GTR’s unworkable timetable proposals in the face of Network Rail opposition”, and rejected proposals for the phased introduction of the new schedules.

• Officials in Key West have been in conversation with business owners, realtors and the administrators of attractions like museums about a phased reopening of the city, in which everything would reopen to locals first, said Alyson Crean, a public information officer.

• On Wednesday, Oklahoma recorded 259 new cases, a single-day record for the second day in a row, and just three days before President Trump is scheduled to hold an indoor campaign rally in Tulsa in defiance of his own administration’s guidelines for “phased reopening.”

• The Scottish FA board is discussing an appropriate timeline for the phased lifting of its suspension for other parts of the professional and non-professional game - including the remaining three SPFL divisions, the Scottish football pyramid, women's football and grassroots.

phased sentence examples

• A spokesperson said: "We are taking a phased approach to deliver this with Scotland, Northern Ireland and Jersey connecting first and the NHS Covid-19 app in England and Wales connecting shortly after, once we have all the necessary technical and security measures in place."

• • West Sussex county council said: “Any phased return will be linked to each school’s individual risk assessment, developed between leaders, governors and with the engagement of staff, to ensure that any phased return is managed safely for both staff and pupils.”

• Speaking after confirming plans to require British citizens returning from high-risk countries to quarantine, the prime minister promised that in the week of 22 February the government would set out a “gradual and phased approach towards easing the restrictions in a sustainable way”.

• …motion, or a stylized or caricatured version of it, can be achieved by “stop-motion” or “stop-action” cinematography, the frame-by-frame photographing of a similarly phased series of drawings (see Figure 9) or the phased movement of such objects as puppets, marionettes, or commercial products.