Sentence examples for evolution back to from inspiring English sources

They're that sore thumb sticking out as we make this evolution back to old-school, relationship-based recruiting".

It's tempting to trace the evolution back to the mid-70s, when Woody Allen patented a new movie hero model: the wimpish intellectual who gets the girl.

DreamWorks is financing its evolution back to an independent studio with $500 million from Reliance Big Entertainment of India and about $700 million from lenders organized by JPMorgan Chase.

"There's been a gradual evolution back to the way it was prior to the merger, and quite frankly, none of us are unhappy about it," said Dr. Karp, the N.Y.U.

They're that sore thumb sticking out as we make this evolution back to old-school, relationship-based recruiting". What Zappos does need, according to Zapar, is interaction with its potential employees.

The SaaS Success Database traces SaaS companies' evolution back to their early days, when they were known as Application Service Providers (ASPs).

To our knowledge, this is the first three-dimensional vortex sheet calculation in which the sheet evolution feeds back to the calculation of the fluid velocity.

The modern central bank has had a long evolution, dating back to the establishment of the Bank of Sweden in 1668.

On the one hand, the idea of a key role for TEs in adaptive evolution goes back to the earliest days of TE biology.

Maria's interest in teaching evolution dates back to her time at Duke University when she was working towards her Masters of Arts in Teaching.

The current geomorphological feature of the Florence floodplain is the result of a fluvial-lacustrine basin evolution, dated back to the Plio-Pleistocene epoch as a consequence of the northern Apennines orogenesis extensional phase (Bartolini and Pranzini 1981).