Sentence examples similar to evolved into a benefit from inspiring English sources
In 1892 he left school to become co-founder and editor of a weekly magazine, the "Pathfinder". The magazine began as a weekly news review for children but evolved into a paper for the benefit of "current events" teachers.
Even though the project was initially built for hydroelectric power generation to meet the mining requirements, it has over the years evolved into a multipurpose reservoir with benefits of power generation, drinking water and fisheries.
Helgesen described his company to the New York Times in 2007 as "1,000 sidewalk sales rolled into one," yet today, Better World has evolved into a sustainable mechanism that benefits everyone in its supply chain -- from the donor to recipient to the communities it serves through partner programs, and, of course, you.
As the relationship with LSHTM has evolved into a broader consortium, HEU's role has also evolved into one which both benefits from and contributes to capacity development efforts to countries in the region.
Carter has evolved into a professional writer.
Q You also evolved into a developer.
It has evolved into a sacred object.
The technique has evolved into a doctrine.
Eventually, Modernism evolved into a high style.
These tentative exchanges evolved into a complex intelligence sharing relationship.
It has since evolved into a replacement for it.
