Its dormancy since then however seems to have given the drug industry a chance to evolve and wise up.
TO change that picture, he reasons, we must change our minds, or give them a chance to "evolve," to use one of his favorite words.
"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".
This may be because these patients would be less likely to adhere to a strict medical regimen, giving bacteria a chance to evolve around existing drugs.
"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?
FOR some lawyers, looking abroad for work is also a chance to evolve personally as well as professionally — as long as they have the requisite skills to stand out in increasingly competitive markets.
It's a brave new world that has such mergers in it; and we should give that new world a chance to evolve before we start to place it under too many old-economy strictures.
Mayer-Schönberger writes in the new edition of Delete: "Digital memory, in reminding us of who she was more than 10 years ago, denied her the chance to evolve and change".
