Sentence examples for a continued evolution from inspiring English sources

With the next La Otra, an underground art festival, coming in October, and the opening of a handful of other local galleries, Mr. Garcés foresees a continued evolution.

"iOS6 is a continued evolution," she told the BBC.

It's all part of a continued evolution for Chrome OS that has found it slowly but steadily evolving from what was essentially an overblown browser into a legitimately useful desktop operating system.

"My most recent work, Year II, is a continued evolution on the first year.

To Ivelisse, this signals a continued evolution in professional wrestling -- and opens the door for Lucha Underground expanding interest in sports entertainment's beyond its traditional fanbase.

"By including the tradition of Wayang Kulit as a subject in our show, we are interested in making the audience think about what they are witnessing," Allen says, "and perhaps make them consider the anthropological context of cinema with the hope that they will view the performance as a continued evolution of these traditions".

Israeli society is engaged in a continuing evolution, blending the best of modernity and ancient tradition.

Hillbilly and jazz finding common cause is not a past phenomenon but a continuing evolution of musical invention.

This shift from rentals to for-sale housing turned out to be a precursor of a continuing evolution in the way nonprofit housing companies function in New York City.

The specific arms reductions embedded in the new treaty amount to a continuing evolution rather than a radical shift in the countries' nuclear postures.

The Warner Brothers-CBS deal speaks to a continuing evolution, Mr. Bewkes said, adding that the way media companies were cheaply licensing content to online video-on-demand services did not make sense.