Sentence examples for evolutions from inspiring English sources
The word "evolutions" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to the process or the series of changes that something or someone goes through over time. For example, "The evolutions of technology over the past decade have been remarkable."
Their new digital devices are not evolutions of existing products; they are something completely new.
Its roots generally lie not in the drama of Iraq, but in slower internal evolutions.
Attention wandered, the job was left incomplete and, as the original Bagehot said of earlier constitutional evolutions, "the hesitating line of a half-drawn battle was left to stand for a perpetual limit".
Theoretically, state-contingent forward guidance makes the most sense, and markets appear to have reacted positively to the evolutions in the Fed's communication strategy.The ECB seems to be resisting more precise forms of forward guidance.
And it happened in that same decade when the world began to turn on Soviet communism.Successful movements share certain key features: the remarkable leadership of a few visionary individuals and organisations; a moment that jars the consciousness of the masses; and political evolutions that create the environment where change seems possible.
These evolutions were not inevitable.
Because the show, with apartment wars and intense break-ups, employed multi-episode-arcing story lines, fans are able to witness and relate to the characters' evolutions, thus doing away with the prototypical flat character developments of many of the show's predecessors.
Other theories of animal evolutions include their descent from one or more groups of protozoans.
A mix of many different parts of his musical evolutions — all the ways he has grown as an artist over the years.
An alternative could be a slice of vintage Saint Laurent haute couture – original Les Smokings occasionally surface on eBay or through vintage clothing dealers such as London's Kerry Taylor, reflecting the subtle evolutions of this hardy fashion perennial through the decades.
