Sentence examples for aggressively evolving from inspiring English sources

In response, we clearly need to up our game with broad and integrated research that expands understanding of the complex ecosystems in which agents of future pandemics are aggressively evolving.

There are a number of web incumbents who aggressively evolved their products to target mobile; Optimizely, Zendesk and Google Analytics are three examples.

And Facebook has aggressively evolved to build in functionality that takes advantage of that, including communication without avatars, easy registration on other apps, playing games with friends, and Like buttons across the web.

The company is moving aggressively to evolve its product, and I like that.

It had quite aggressively followed the evolving news industry while ABC and CBS shied from it, and while News Corp segmented its network entertainment assets from its news businesses.

("I ain't evolving," the aggressively conservative Thomas has reportedly told clerks).

Using interviews with ex-members such as Oscar-winning writer-director Paul Haggis, Gibney shows how this aggressively paranoid organisation evolved from a postwar evangelical racket by pulp sci-fi author L Ron Hubbard: a cosmic worldview based on his own imaginings, but with Barnumesque genius marketed through quasi-scientific "auditing".

These patients have a damaged immune system due to HIV infection, causing hepatitis C virus to evolve more aggressively [35, 36].

The current wildfire management policy in the US has slowly evolved over the last century but has been relatively consistent; aggressively suppress all wildland fires.

Male birds have evolved two main ways to combat such cuckoldry: They either aggressively drive away rival males, or they cement the pair bond by singing lovely duets with their partners.

In competitive interactions, species evolve either to avoid each other, to tolerate the presence of the other, or to aggressively exclude the other.