Sentence examples for evolved in the wake of from inspiring English sources

They could be the descendants of an off-grid commune, evolved in the wake of a nuclear disaster so their skin has taken on hippy hues.

Fortunately for Mr. Daisey's rehabilitation as a theater artist, the show has evolved in the wake of the public outcry that arose when Mr. Daisey admitted that he had not stuck strictly to the facts in a show that was unabashedly billed as "a work of nonfiction".

Meanwhile, the Brotherhood has failed to evolve in the wake of the revolution.

As the boundaries between diseases become more obscured, and as our definitions evolve in the wake of new genetic information, resources that provide high coverage of human disease are becoming increasingly more important.

"We've evolved the team in the wake of Alan Hansen leaving really successfully," he adds.

But the group's early cash haul and cultivation of a high-powered donor network underscores how presidential campaigns have continued to evolve — and lengthen — in the wake of the Supreme Court's Citizens United decision.

It evolved in the form of a speech.

Our research contributes to knowledge of the drug law reforms by presenting (for the first time) the voices of providers and their views of the evolving dynamics of treatment in the wake of the passage of the DLRA.

Specifically, when the co-existence steady state is stable, the system evolves to this stable equilibrium in the wake of the invading front.

They discovered that sometime in the Ordovician Period, 490 440 million years ago, Earth was struck by more than 100 meteorites at one time and in the wake of this event, new and more varied life evolved in the oceans.

Mund added in a recent interview with HuffPost that the competition must evolve in order to survive, especially in the wake of the Me Too movement. .