Sentence examples for evolve to embrace from inspiring English sources
This article outlines the drivers of disruption for electricity utilities, and explores potential risks and opportunities should traditional business models evolve to embrace innovative technologies going forward.
As Krakow's tastes evolve to embrace world flavours, Kazimierz has seen a flurry of international gourmet snack shops pop up over the past couple of years.
The University's current building boom is a testament to changes in science and architecture as both fields evolve to embrace contributions from a range of disciplines.
That means businesses must evolve to embrace millennial ethics if they want to successfully recruit the youngest and brightest talent, which now represents 1/3 of the non-retirement age workforce.
And collectively, those of us in the development community should think hard about how we -- in our models and institutions -- must evolve to embrace and promote the emerging powers' potential for effecting positive impact regionally and globally.
The construction industry has been evolving to embrace sustainability.
She will construct a portrait of a young man, engaged with the visual landscape and committed to its documentation as his visual vocabulary evolves to embrace narrative form.
Intriguingly, retrospect brings with it a sense of unfulfilled potential, for notions of period practice have since evolved to embrace spontaneity and improvisation.
The success of his art form reflects a dedication that started in the Rocky Mountains, a persistence that carried him through his time in Japan, and a vision that has evolved to embrace his new home in the Pacific north-west.
We've actually evolved to embrace our cultures and allow them a degree of mind control over us in return for the prosperity and protection they give in return.
Revisiting green building rating systems (such as LEED), the article found that the green building concept and framework is being evolved to embrace sustainability critiques not in a way of bringing in more ambiguous, complicate indicators but through leverage, linkage and contextualization.
