Sentence examples for company's evolution from inspiring English sources

Simon Stephens's Herons continues in the main house at the Lyric Hammersmith, but today and tomorrow there's also the Lyric Young Company's Evolution festival, featuring scratches, flash mobs and workshops.

It's the next step in the company's evolution away from being a Bitcoin-based service to an open platform for the currency exchange and transactions online and on mobile devices.

Instead, Mr. Mandis deploys a sociological theory called "organizational drift" to explain the company's evolution.

The official name was changed once more, in the 1930's, to "Spirit of Communication," reflecting the company's evolution.

The Amiga did not fit with the company's "evolution and strategic direction," said John Spelich, a spokesman for Gateway.

A major moment in the company's evolution is this month's launch into Taiwan of How It Works.

That's a change that will play a role in the company's next evolution and test it to see if it can take gamification to the wider universe of the app landscape.

The company's recent evolution from uptown mainstay to peripatetic organisation was similarly tumultuous.

Last summer, Chairman Terry Gou, Foxconn's largest shareholder, urged other shareholders to "be patient, don't be in a hurry" about the company's potential evolution beyond making iPhones.

Finally, in January of this year, Board member John Thompson  broke the bad charm and prodded Ballmer to accelerate the company's strategic evolution, a conversation that led to the announcement, in August, of Ballmer's "mutually agreed" departure.

"The point was still a straight line to fuels, but it started to be clear how long this was going to take," Mr. Wolfson said, describing the company's rapid evolution toward developing multiple product lines.