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"evolve into being" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It means to gradually develop or transform into something. It is often used to describe the process of something coming into existence or becoming a certain state or form. Example: Over time, the small village evolved into a bustling city with tall skyscrapers and a diverse population.
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Furthermore, "people will call each other 'sweetie pie' and 'poopsie.' " Talking, people-eating animals will evolve into being, and the world will come to a dark end.
"But can they evolve into being one of the most skilful?
Furthermore, if the company doesn't evolve into being a huge opportunity, the VC might not be keen to make substantial investments down the road, which will hurt the company's chances to raise from other investors.
How can a research scientist evolve into being a successful manager/leader?
Just as a person can evolve into being a parent, we can also evolve into being a widow or widower, always a veteran of life itself, a forever-changing landscape.
Forgetting even the 10-percent figure that is often alleged, the complainers out there would suggest that not even one of the first 30 X-Men (that is, 3percentt of X-Men team members from 1963 to 1999) could or should or would ever evolve into being openly gay or bisexual before going to the grave.
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What I evolve into is determined by my instantaneous choices. .
So it evolved into being a very modern building".
Her career started in the theater and evolved into being an international syndicated mystery writer.
So his strategy, by necessity, has evolved into being the last choice, an eat-your-vegetables candidate who may only be seen as more appealing when he is matched up alongside his rivals.
Dr Balesh Jindal's talks evolved into being constantly on call at her surgery for girls and their mothers and to teaching boys from impoverished backgrounds how to respect women.
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