Sentence examples for evolving about from inspiring English sources

The concept of the conference started evolving about two years ago.

There are new discussions – still evolving – about the impact our reporting has on the world it reflects.

I don't know where your writer has been or whom she's been talking to, but the restaurant scene in Philadelphia started "evolving" about 30 years ago.

A spokesman for Monsanto, the inventor of the Roundup Ready crops and the manufacturer of Roundup, agreed, saying "knowledge is still evolving about whether and how agriculture in Iowa affects monarch population biology".

A spokesman for Monsanto, the inventor of the Roundup Ready crops and the manufacturer of Roundup, agreed, saying "knowledge is still evolving about whether and how agriculture in Iowa affects monarch population biology". And what is true of Iowa, he said, might not apply to other regions.

A study of the length, width, and lobe size of hemipenes in Anolis lizards revealed that the animals' genitals are evolving about six times as fast as other traits.

It is thought that erectus evolved about two million years ago.

Flies evolved about 240 million years ago, the housefly 65 million.

Over the years, a loose critical orthodoxy has evolved about Solzhenitsyn's collected works.

Scraps of fossils in East Africa suggest that the first Homo species evolved about 2.3 million years ago.

Dinosaurs first evolved about 230 million years ago, but they were small, competing in a crowded ecological niche.