Sentence examples for evolved to raise from inspiring English sources

Because shipping was handicapped where barges had to be towed over the weirs with windlasses or manually, the lock and lock basin were evolved to raise boats from one level to another.

In its broadest sense, it's a campaign that has evolved to raise awareness about resource use, resource constraints and the looming consequences of doing precisely nothing to address climate change.

I've worked in this area for 40 years, and though I am not personally incriminated, I feel insulted and traduced by it, and I know enough of the way this area of literary exploration has been evolving to raise a voice of complaint on behalf of my colleagues.

French democracy hasn't yet evolved to the point of raising celebrities to high electoral office, but it's good to know that the European halls of power aren't entirely closed to stars: The eighty-four-year-old Charles Aznavour, born Shahnour Varenagh Aznavourian, in Paris, to Armenian parents, has just been named Armenia's ambassador to Switzerland.

In 1977, the Grant Park Concerts Society evolved to coordinate all fund-raising for the Festival.

These results raise some questions: why has HIV evolved to preferentially interact with key host proteins?

Which raises the question, If all these other males have evolved to alter their ejaculates with circumstances, what about humans?

This mechanism evolved to keep the young from starving and to ease the burden of raising offspring.

As the role of CA in the treatment of hepatic malignancy evolved, many studies began to raise concerns regarding serious side effects associated with this technology.

What started out as a plan to spend $2 million to $3 million a year for ten years has evolved into an ambitious effort to raise and spend $300 million over eight years.

For a century, film and television-makers have been using every bit of evolving technology at their disposal to raise the dead and make dinosaurs walk the Earth again.