Sentence examples for evolved over the centuries from inspiring English sources

England has a distinct system of local government, which has evolved over the centuries.

The meaning of the word Creole as applied to both people and cuisine has evolved over the centuries.

As baseball has evolved over the centuries, it has placed umpires in the positions with the best view.

Initially, a cluster of earthen walled buildings, the farm evolved over the centuries into one large building, with several small rooms, all under one roof.

This informative and ambitious study charts the progress of the institution as it has evolved over the centuries and around the world.

The paintings are based on the "Intellectual Progress of Mankind" theme and follow developments in science and religion as they have evolved over the centuries.

Investigations used to aid diagnosis and prognosticate outcomes in ocular inflammatory disorders are based on techniques that have evolved over the last two centuries have dramatically evolved with the advances in molecular biological and imaging technology.

It began when the Government decided to do something about the licensing laws that had evolved over the past century.

The aggressive mentality of the New York pedestrian evolved over the last century as a way to compete for limited space, particularly with cars.

The experts look more favorably on the somewhat organic mix of business and residential of Lower Manhattan, which has evolved over the last century.

Compared with the big, glassy boxes that many science labs resemble, the new facility is almost as improbable as Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory itself — a private research institution that has evolved over the last century on the site of a former whaling village on the north shore of Long Island, an hour away from New York City.