Sentence examples for but evolution of the from inspiring English sources

Doctors normally expect the vaccine to work in half of those who receive it, but evolution of the H3N2 strain of flu meant the number protected fell to just three in every 100 people.

The collection assembled from around the world records not just the evolution of the corkscrew but also the influence of advertising.

A slight but welcome evolution of the transferable XP we've seen in most recent shooters.

It could be different on another planet, I suppose, but here evolution of the brain is about muscle.

But the evolution of the Commodore also pointed to the reasons for the eventual demise of Holden as a local manufacturer.

This has reached a scale where it isn't just a passing trend, but an evolution of the entire sector that is being driven strongly by consumer engagement.

But the evolution of the player and the mentality of the player -- caused by a number of extenuating circumstances -- has changed the games and how it is perceived by the public".

He says it would open a window not just onto our own climate, but the evolution of the solar system itself, including the possible existence of past planets, and its possible interactions with invisible dark matter.

This isn't exactly the most momentous announcement, but the evolution of the streaming media platforms out there is worth keeping an eye on.

Burns plays careful attention to the slow, but urgent evolution of the newlyweds being forced into unfamiliarity.

Philip Johnson's master plan was never fully realized, but the evolution of the Island's development has done justice to the original concept.