Sentence examples for continue to evolve over time from inspiring English sources

Culture change is a complex process and may continue to evolve over time.

Just like wider Pacific culture, kava-drinking will continue to evolve over time and space.

While NICE processes continue to evolve over time, a trade-off might be that decisions take longer but at present there is no evidence of a significant increase in duration.

When it comes to longitudinal analysis, there are a range of alternative systems for classification (e.g. International Obesity Task Force criteria, or World Health Organisation recommendations) and these may continue to evolve over time.

The media landscape continues to evolve over time and how people use certain medium also changes.

The concept has continued to evolve over time and has spread across linguistic boundaries in geography, and more recently has entered the lexicon of related social sciences, particularly history, archaeology, anthropology, environmental psychology, as well as some cognate fields beyond such as landscape aesthetics and landscape ecology.

My painting obsessions are continuing to evolve over time, but one constant for me is Ingres' portrait of the Princesse de Broglie in the Lehman collection.

Indeed, India was the first country in the developing world to establish a national anaemia programme, which has continued to evolve over time 57 (see online supplementary table S6).

Thanksgiving celebrations continue to evolve over the years, even in the course of our own lifetimes.

Rather, both are processes that continue to evolve over a lifetime.

It has continued to evolve over 21 years with a cruel persistence that rears its ugly head time and time again.