Sentence examples similar to an evolution has transpired from inspiring English sources
"A lot has transpired during the last two years.. . .
First, we see the full acknowledgment that a change has transpired, with no effort to soft-pedal the previous stance.
The Apple shareholders' meeting has gone down (sans Jobs) and not a lot has transpired.
A consciousness of what has transpired is more vivid when it is translated into words.
The shift may be taken as a concise summary of what has transpired since Edo became Tokyo.
"We wanted a clean joust and it has transpired it was anything but.
However, it has transpired a personality clash with Worthington was a more likely reason for his absence.
"But being in the community, there is a lot of resentment over what has transpired.
Only by identifying where change has transpired as a result of its research, where it has not, and the reasons for this, can it deliver effective research.
"We believe what has transpired might provide a cooling down period for all the parties".
