Sentence examples for discussions has evolved from inspiring English sources

Focussed at first on these problems, a continuous line of discussions has evolved and carried forward in one form or another down to today.

But since 2003, the discussions had evolved into "concrete agreements [and a] collective raising of prices".

The discussion has evolved, after the Eagles, fresh off their Miracle at the Meadowlands, ended the season with a pair of stinkers (one behind Vick, another behind Kolb).

This discussion has evolved and in 2001 the American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP) published the Emergency Ultrasound Guidelines which outlined the recommendations for adequate documentation, quality assurance programmes, credentialing and continuing medical education.

Once the discussion has evolved to a point where somebody has a suspicion, play proceeds to accusations.

There is an exhaustive discussion of how the concept has evolved from the 1950s to the present day in Weishaupt (2011).

From a discussion about fitness, the debate has evolved into a general debate concerning the nature of natural selection and drift.

Under the strict UK model that has evolved from five years of discussions and trials, the cost may be as much as £10 per Enum.

It is a testament to how far corporate governance has evolved in Italy that the discussion has shifted to what constitutes independence.

Since the 1950s, as the interest in studying SSWs has grown, the classification of SSWs has evolved (see Butler et al. 2015, for a comprehensive discussion).

"My thinking has evolved.