Sentence examples for change and evolving from inspiring English sources
Rather than an Essex vicar's litany of mundane chores, it is revealed to be a goldmine of self-definition in the face of God, social change, and evolving print technology.
UPS was founded in 1907 and has a history of embracing change and evolving as new technologies arise.
Clearly, businesses are grappling with the realities of the skills gap, and this is only being aggravated by the rapid pace of technological change and evolving nature of work.
For Larry Page moving into the CEO role at Google, this means starting now to secure the resources and support he will need, deciding what parts of Eric Schmidt's legacy he will keep and what parts he will change, and evolving the stated and de facto strategies as appropriate.
However, the price of admission is to let go of the need to be "right" in a fixed point of view and to move fluidly through life, open to change and evolving one's point of view.
The greatest draw of series television has always been watching characters change and evolve over time.
"The ancient rituals are supposed to change and evolve to absorb new needs," Professor Long said.
Library of Congress Subject Headings continue to change and evolve, sometimes in most interesting ways.
