Sentence examples for area has evolved from inspiring English sources

The area has evolved considerably.

"My own thinking on this area has evolved over the last 25 years".

Service industries have grown substantially as the area has evolved into a skiing and summer sports resort where celebrities have second homes.

However long it has been here, the couscous that is served today in the homes and the restaurants of the Trapani area has evolved in its own particular fashion.

In less than a decade, the area has evolved from a place dominated by young finance workers in their first rental apartments to one filled with young couples buying their first homes and starting families.

"The Goods Line was this thriving exchange of goods and produce – and a lot of the city around this area has evolved from that era and transformed to become new places of knowledge and creativity," Choi said.

The same year, then-Deputy Undersecretary of Defense Richard P. Lawless told a House committee that ''Chinese capabilities in this area have evolved from defending networks from attack to offensive operations against adversary networks.

A native or indigenous species is considered to belong naturally to a certain area, having evolved in that area or been transferred there by 'natural forces' such as animals, water, or wind (Beinart and Middleton 2004: 15).

Specific cultural areas have evolved in Mexico because of differences in physical environment, ethnicity, and settlement histories, and few of the regions correspond exactly with the country's physiographic regions.

As this facility and other research bases have increased their scientific capacity in recent decades, the scientists who come to remote areas have evolved to include not just hardened outdoorsy veterans "with big, bushy beards," Cox says, but also mathematicians, software engineers, and statisticians.

Wild plants from flood-prone areas have evolved in a selective environment that favours flood-adaptive traits.