Sentence examples for a broader evolution from inspiring English sources

The I.B.M. move, Professor Kanter said, is part of a broader evolution in corporate-worker relations.

In many ways, the dynamic response reflects a broader evolution in border policing.

The headline deals are part of a broader evolution as other major technology suppliers, like Cisco Systems and EMC, also invest to build up their services businesses, and mix in software.

Noting that "a voter in, say, 1848, wouldn't have dreamt of trying to figure out how much Zachary Taylor's children loved him," Michael Beschloss, the presidential historian, said the additional exposure was part of a broader evolution in how voters chose candidates, now based on comfort with character as much as policies.

This hasn't yet been added to iOS, but will be added eventually "This is first step in a broader evolution of mobile applications for Pandora," Conrad says.

The move, which Campbell Brown, the company's year-old head of news partnerships, announced onstage at the Code Media conference in Huntington Beach, is part of a broader evolution of Facebook's news strategy.

In line with the majority of teachers who selectively accept evolution (microevolution but not macroevolution), teachers who do teach evolution in some capacity typically teach natural selection as a stand-alone unit rather than broader evolution topics as a unifying theme.

Many of the nation's airlines have tweaked their frequent flier programs in recent years, but 2015 will be a key point in their broader evolution.

Moreover, Mr Yudhoyono's rise to the presidency was just one element of a broader political evolution.

That looks a trifle tardy when you consider that the broader evolution of the concept (pdf) has been linked with physiocracy, an economic theory dating back to the 18th century.

But even Google, which has benefited more than any other company from the broader evolution of the Internet, might be unable to fight the momentum, despite its bold stance in China.