Sentence examples for evolution of country from inspiring English sources

California has had an important role in the evolution of country music.

Rhett has claimed that he's building disco and R&B influences into his new album, and while that's being sold as an "evolution" of country music, it's hard to read it as anything but an attempt to make country music sound less country.

And don't miss the evolution of country music style.

The re-shaping of the economic geography might have kept the pace with global trade impacts via further dislocation of fragments of GVCs, depending on the evolution of country locational attributes.

"The way the country handles this, the aftermath, will have a profound impact on the evolution of our country," Manmohan Singh, the prime minister, said this month.

The show's last season infamously brushed over the linguistic, geographic, and cultural diversity in Pakistan — a country of a hundred and eighty-two million people — which has had a profound influence on the history and evolution of the country.

The evolution of the country's biggest and most powerful oil company into a finance arm of the Republican Party is a story of both energy economics and style.

Bangladeshi journalists have traditionally been fiercely independent, and have had a great historical role in the evolution of the country's values.

"From the moment the Pilgrims landed until the early 20th century, whaling was a powerful force in the evolution of the country," he writes.

He looked like a man with no dark secrets, a blithe statesman delighted by the outcome of his career and the evolution of his country.

And if one of the treasures of the new Hungary is its wine -- in my mind there's no doubt about that -- Voros es Feher, which opened four years ago, has to be one of the best places to get a fix on the rapid evolution of the country's wine regions.