Sentence examples for evolved to becoming from inspiring English sources

It brought a quick statement of congratulations from President Barack Obama, who last year professed having "evolved" to becoming a supporter of gay marriage.

The pharmacological treatment of OA has evolved to becoming more evidence-based but publication bias, pharmaceutically vested interest and complete search databases and deliberate selectivity of data presented may have an impact on meta-analyses.

"If we want to make the next step in this league, we've got to evolve to becoming better defenders, as opposed to being just great offensive players.

On the contrary, when stories evolve in ways that connect people to bigger enduring ideals, even abstract concepts such as a brand can evolve to becoming a unifying and perpetual story/human link to others.

Melnyk's interest as a horse player at age 14 evolved to his becoming an every weekend track attendee, to owning claiming horses in the 1980's and, last week, winning the Jim Dandy here with Graeme Hall just five years after plunging into the top-end horse market.

Pubic hair evolved to keep genitals from becoming too moist and it allows the area to breathe.

For example, students frequently propose that humans are evolving to have less hair (becoming more bald).

Though it was originally inspired by Kik, and had similar features to WhatsApp, it evolved from mere messaging to becoming an integral part of the Chinese connected lifestyle.

By the mid-20th century, the tracheotomy as well as endoscopy and non-surgical tracheal intubation had evolved from rarely employed procedures to becoming essential components of the practices of anesthesiology, critical care medicine, emergency medicine, laryngology.

As defensive players continue to evolve becoming faster and more athletic the statuesque quarterbacks of yeateryear become obsolete.

As iOS and Android have matured, the mobile ad units on both platforms have had to evolve, becoming richer and more interactive.