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

That would feed the tech giant’s flywheel model, a self-sustaining cycle of growth in which more subscribers means more money to spend on content, which in turn attracts even more users.

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This in turn gives other wildflowers more opportunity to gain a foothold.

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This, in turn, is expected to ease the burden on consumer wallets for next Halloween, said Megan Fisher, an economist with Capital Economics.

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Watchman lowers the likelihood of blood clots, in turn reducing the risk of stroke.

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Analysts warn the growing information blackout could, in turn, cause businesses to lower hiring and investment.

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