Sentence examples for about to evolve from inspiring English sources

But that sense of repose seems as if it is about to evolve in some way.

"The enormous challenge here is realizing the nature of advertising is fundamentally about to evolve," Mr. Smith said.

Now money is about to evolve again as the mobile Internet unlocks new consumer behaviors and business opportunities.

And what is about to evolve into an interrogation of what matters in life, a rummaging through spiritual possessions.

At the beginning of the fourth quarter, guard Rich Seubert said, the raindrops seemed to get larger, as if they were about to evolve into snow flakes.

XTC first appeared on the London punk scene in 1976, just as punk music was about to evolve into new wave.

A CRM evolved in our simulations for the gt_-10 pattern, for example, has about 7 binding sites on average, and takes about 0.3 Myr to evolve.

Given that sycophagine fig wasps probably originated 50-40 Mandnd following the Sycophaga stem group estimates from Cruaud et al. [ 45] (20-10 Ma), this biology took about 30 Ma to evolve.

I'm talking about humanizing something so it isn't that strange, or too strange to speak and philosophize and cry about and even, yes, to evolve about.

These different influences permitted him about 1480 to evolve a highly personal style that greatly influenced the work of subsequent Venetian painters.

Rather than identify which functionalities are currently available in existing tools, the study has focused on functionalities that should be covered in order to provide guidance about how to evolve the existing tools.