Sentence examples similar to devolved that from inspiring English sources

Their relationship devolved after that.

At this point, the relationship has devolved to that of tiny babies.

His state of mind has devolved into that very "disenchanted bloke's day out" stasis of mild catatonia.

After users realized that Tay would parrot some version of their comments back to them, her initially sunny outlook quickly devolved into that of the standard internet troll.

Research funders will have less ability to process grant applications and will be driven still further towards devolving that workload to universities, both by demand management and by giving fewer, larger and longer grants.

Even if 95% of the central grant is passported to schools – no more than an efficient local authority might devolve – that leaves a handsome sum in the hands of the trust, with scant detail about how the central funds are spent.

However, Mr Jones said it was entirely appropriate for the powers to be devolved and that "it certainly isn't against EU law".

"If you make a promise on the eve of an election and you say: if you vote 'No' you will get more powers devolved, then that is absolutely what's going to happen".

But the largely peaceful initial demonstrations devolved into rioting that included looting and that left government buildings gutted by fire and at least three people dead.

Over the next several years TPG made several changes to the company that eventually brought the two sides to loggerheads that devolved into several lawsuits.

Trump has, in recent weeks, slighted and insulted McConnell; the Times reported that Trump recently "berated him during a phone call that devolved into a profane shouting match".