Sentence examples for evolved to match from inspiring English sources

My title has evolved to match my responsibilities.

This clock has evolved to match the cycle of light and dark, and associated cycles of temperature, for example, created by the Earth's rotation.

Unesco made Valparaíso's historic quarter a World Heritage Site in 2003, and the dining scene has since evolved to match the romantic allure of the city, with its battered cobblestones and crumbling 19th-century mansions.

To help in making that determination, biologists draw distinctions between indigenous breeds that have evolved to match local conditions and "refined" or "improved" breeds, usually from the industrialized world.

Parasite diet breadth could have evolved to match available host profitabilities, or host profitabilities could have evolved to match the current diet.

Theory also predicts that birds should not advance their timing of migration as much as spring advances, because the timing of migration has not only evolved to match the peak of food availability but also in response to many other factors, such as competition for territories and predation risk [45].

A fresh harvest of flora unlocks as the game progresses, and the zombies evolve to match.

The measurement system that has served the industry well for many years is evolving to match the changes taking place in viewing behaviour.

It confirmed two beliefs: that the topic is vitally important and that the vocabulary of "survivorship" must evolve to match the increasingly broad spectrum of cancer patients.

In her competent hands the human condition is malleable, capable of evolving to match the highs and lows of a hormonally challenged teenager.

The content and style of Historic Royal Palaces's programmes are constantly evolving to match curriculum requirements, and more teachers are making use of its free planning visits and resources on its website.