Sentence examples for chance to evolve from inspiring English sources

"People need a chance to evolve from being a child," McCraney said.

Its dormancy since then however seems to have given the drug industry a chance to evolve and wise up.

If we are up to the challenges and take advantage of the opportunities, we have a chance to evolve the discipline towards maturity and greater respect.

"If you're stuck in the past, beholden to it, then your creativity is stuck there, too, because you don't give yourself a chance to evolve".

"We believe that if FreeView doesn't get a chance to evolve, the outcome is less competition, because Sky and Virgin expand to fill the space," he says.

Why then, Mr. Specter wanted to know, shouldn't other constitutional concepts — like individual liberty — have a chance to evolve as well?

You now know to say: "What if I can?" and so you do because life will always offer you chances to evolve, grow, fail and learn or bloom into yourself.

NATs that are not located in the gene they regulate (trans-NATs) have better chances to evolve than cis-NATs, which is evident when the sense strand of the cis-NAT is part of a protein coding gene.

And give new models and tools a chance to develop and evolve.

This work was based on the idea that an evolving enzyme has more chance to acquire the function of structurally similar enzymes.

But like all things, I'm ready for "A Chance for Peace" to evolve.