Sentence examples for devolved along from inspiring English sources

In the event of big failures by a doctors' consortium or a hospital's management, the government's hope that accountability for outcomes will be devolved along with administration would be sorely tested.

In addition, the Crown Estates's vast land and marine holdings – which include the seabed used for lucrative marine and offshore green energy projects – should be devolved to local councils along with control over the work programme.

After Inoue's acceptance speech, the laureates sang him a touching rendition of Frankie Valli's classic "Can't Take My Eyes Off of You," which devolved into a large karaoke sing-along when the entire audience joined in.

If the country devolved into chaos and civil war along ethnic and sectarian lines, that might provoke opportunism by neighbors of one kind or another.

What had looked like another dynamic performance — and a get-well card to their recuperating coach — devolved into a victory that raised questions, along with the ghosts of last January, about whether the Broncos are built to endure in the playoffs and what kind of shape quarterback Peyton Manning will be when they get there.

Somewhere along the line, the office boy devolved into an electric pencil sharpener.

They, along with the family of four to your right, have devolved past the point of empathy.

He was once mentioned along with abstract masters like de Kooning, Kline and Motherwell, then devolved to "West Coast underground legend," then (kind of) vanished.

With tax honeymoons for the investors and nice pay-offs to politicians at various junctures along the road, how can local communities, even those with officially devolved rights, have any say in the matter?

His answer devolved from there.

What about devolved nations?