in turn

1. Also, in turns. In the proper order or in sequence; also, one at a time. For example, Each generation in turn must deal with the same budget problems, or Someone must be awake at all times, so let's sleep in turns. [Late 1500s] Also see out of turn; take turns.

Example Sentences

Henry says he is already sleeping much better, which in turn has "helped in school… in all subjects and all aspects".

From BBC

But, in turn, Seville has long been forced to shoulder the weight of expectation which has accompanied Jamaica's wait for Bolt's successor.

From BBC

“And we must also work toward securing the long-term funding — beyond today’s commitment — that can bring high-speed rail to California’s population centers, where ridership and revenue growth will in turn support future expansions.”

From Los Angeles Times

The expansive living room seamlessly connects to a formal dining room, which in turn leads to an updated kitchen with stainless steel appliances, all with a view of Sunset Boulevard.

From Los Angeles Times

They failed to apply enough pressure to the Senegal defenders on the ball, who were in turn able to find quick attackers running in behind England's defence.

From BBC