Sentence examples for evolved to consider from inspiring English sources

But gradually, the aide said, Mr. Ryan's views evolved to consider more heavily the embargo's national security implications, and that he has explicitly supported the embargo for the past five years.

What we see is not reality, but is instead our brain's interpretation of the parts of reality that we have evolved to consider useful.

Recently, these models have evolved to consider interconnect issues, such as placement and routing for interconnect-dominated circuits, interconnect delay, and crosstalk noise.

Later-generation packages evolved to consider time-resolution (tMCing), GPU-based acceleration (MCX), and mesh-based grid construction (MMC) [ 15– 15].

More recently, the U.S. EPA has simply begun asserting that its procedures have evolved to consider human variation in cancer risk (see question 6 in U.S. EPA 2011), but these amount to one trivial adjustment and one empty promise.

Contract law is evolving to consider these issues.

In addition, the regulatory burden has evolved to currently consider negative impacts of pesticides on aquatic organisms.

Gap analysis evolved further to consider market values with the introduction of duration analysis.

I am not sure I am or will ever be evolved enough to consider Jerry Sandusky my brother in a spiritual sense as Mr. Shadyac's beautiful film ponders.

After all, it wasn't until 2013 that the president evolved to what we'd consider the more enlightened point of view.

Mrs. McCain's trip offers a good example of the complex and sometimes contradictory ways that post-Watergate regulations have evolved to dictate what is considered proper use of campaign funds.