Sentence examples for be an evolution rather from inspiring English sources

It may be an evolution rather than a revolution.

He argues that the transition to a mayoral system may be an evolution rather than a revolution.

Uefa insiders were keen to stress that the rules were an "evolution rather than a revolution" and would seek to balance sustainability with the need to grow the game and attract new investors.

Now for the bad news: the OS is now expected to be an evolution of the old OS rather than a whole new bag, and despite rumors of 3G capability, the documents indicate the initial rollout will be limited to 2.5G.

Bosanquet, like many of his fellow idealists, was raised in an Evangelical household; his later philosophical views, then, can be seen as an evolution, rather than an interruption or contradiction, of his early religious convictions.

Still, for now, there is plenty of room to hope that Russia is in for an evolution rather than a revolution.

For Mr. Higgins, becoming the first chief executive outside the family is more of an "evolution rather than a revolution," he said during an interview in London.

For Mr. Higgins, becoming the first chief executive outside the family is more of an "evolution rather than a revolution," he said during an interview.

MHL is an evolution of HDMI rather than a new standard.

This has led to an argument that the style was an evolution of Gothic rather than an innovation imported from Europe.

But the technology does represent a step change in how we will be paying in 2015, albeit an evolution rather than revolution.