Sentence examples for could be evolving from inspiring English sources
It's a sign that this rally could be evolving.
In these circumstances, when the economic situation could be evolving rapidly, the Federal Reserve will need to monitor developments closely.
When a resolution from Murphy and Sen. Mike Lee (R-Utah) received 44 votes in March, it indicated that the politics of the war could be evolving.
The rural-urban disparities in health could be evolving over time as a result of urbanization and other areas of socioeconomic development.
Any species could be evolving right now 1 2 3 4 5 12. Humans have evolved from previously existing species 1 2 3 4 5 13.
The motivation to show off one's taste in fast food or apparel hints the "like" could be evolving into the online equivalent of the logo tee.
Our study provides a deep characterization of the structural robustness landscape of bacterial sncRNAs, suggesting that evolvability could be evolved as a consequence of selection for more plastic molecules.
Some optimum HIDiC structures could be evolved into Linde double columns with a side rectifier, which is a common application found in air separation process.
He undertook to do this by showing how such a state could be "evolved," as he put it, from a theoretical state of nature without anyone's natural rights being violated.
Such diagnostics could be evolved to the point they can run off smartphones or laptops, enabling patients to screen themselves and, like smoke detectors, continuously monitor the environment for threats.
