Sentence examples for decades to evolve from inspiring English sources

Such a culture takes decades to evolve.

The power generation and distribution systems in this country have taken decades to evolve into their present condition, and their problems should not be politicized.

That its growth took place so quickly, and during a recession, is remarkable enough: the high-tech zone in Cambridge has taken decades to evolve.

Silicon Valley, which also traces its roots back to publicly funded military and research projects, took several decades to evolve into its current form as the premier global site for private-sector innovation.

Success has come only slowly to ICOPPE/UFRJ and CDT/UnB, probably because the innovation framework in Brazil took almost two decades to evolve.

However, this is extremely complicated to prove as the natural course of both viral diseases is extremely slow, requiring decades to evolve in cirrhosis and even more years to lead to liver complications.

Again, many of these systems have taken over a decade to evolve from initial concepts to mature libraries, but we believe that almost all the systems reported in this article have been heavily re-factored and, within the academic environment, represent an attainable level of quality.

Theology takes decades, even centuries, to evolve.

In the last decades WNV continued to evolve, changing its transmission rate and geographical patterns.

Over the ensuing decades, Wire has continued to evolve.

We lack the decades needed for their positions to "evolve" along with the polling numbers.