Sentence examples for evolved little from inspiring English sources

Like many parts of South Africa, Parys has evolved little since apartheid.

Modernity was creeping in to the area, but the stories that people told had evolved little over centuries.

Yet his style evolved little in the course of nine symphonies (he was over 40 when he wrote his first symphonies; two other unnumbered early ones are never heard, and his last was incomplete at his death).

New gizmos allow each lift's performance to be monitored remotely, so repairmen have to make fewer costly trips to inspect them.Yet from the customer's perspective, lifts have evolved little since they first appeared 150 years ago.

But the remote Wadi Doan is redolent of many things that appear to have fed into Mr. bin Laden's character and his battle against America -- including a profound Islamic faith that has evolved little in a millennium, a deeply frugal lifestyle, and a passion for secrecy and conspiracy in the face of all things alien or unfamiliar.

His look has evolved little from a college student on his way to English literature class, but the stubborn determination that first peeked through as a child in San Mateo, Calif., has jet-propelled him well beyond whatever expectations anyone had for him last year.

But he accepted that Britain might, at some time in the future, perhaps evolve "little by little towards the continent".

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However, in certain symbiotic legume nodules, bacteroids avidly fix N2 yet reproducibly evolve little or no H2 [1].

While in most legume nodules this H2 is quantitatively evolved, which loss drains metabolic energy, certain bacteroid strains employ uptake hydrogenase activity and thus evolve little or no H2.

Although, phyllosphere microbiology has been rapidly evolving, little is still known regarding the impact of pesticides on the epiphytic microbial community and especially on fungi.