Sentence examples for devolve from from inspiring English sources
Species relationships devolve from jointly beneficial to competitive in benign environments.
His point is that news companies must disambiguate their content and business models and devolve from the generalist approach, which is hemmoraging both readers and revenue.
The king had little choice but to accept the fait accompli: power was henceforth to devolve from an absolute monarchy to a parliamentary constitution.
Over the next few years, I watched my beloved Royals devolve from a team that manufactured wins to a business that settled for mediocrity on the field.
Just as the victories in Bethnal Green and Bradford West seemed to devolve from his own character, so the abuse he has attracted has been highly personal.
The agency has in excess of 60 policies, which devolve from the over-arching 2011 Children First national guidance for the protection of children policy framework.
His answer devolved from there.
You can see how everything devolves from there".
The argument devolved from there, with no real resolution.
More funding is devolved from Whitehall to regional authorities.
"For example, I think power should be devolved from Holyrood to communities.
