Sentence examples for evolving away from from inspiring English sources
"I think things are evolving away from meats".
Could Ebola be evolving away from the defenses against it?
More likely the culture is evolving, away from a celebration of hedonism and towards less superficial thrills.
Human beings, who had spent centuries evolving away from slavery, were re-commoditised by the Industrial Era".
The etoy and "life_sharing" projects illustrate how the genre is evolving away from the computer screen and its interactive graphics.
For years it seemed that Iran was evolving away from a state defined exclusively by revolutionary ideology.
Pop music — especially female performers — evolved away from the environment that nurtured the Lilith Fair world.
Because men invested less time and effort in their offspring, they evolved toward promiscuity, while women evolved away from it.
He shrugged when it was suggested that his fullback position is becoming rare as the sport evolves away from it.
As a film-maker, Alice Lowe might want to evolve away from violent dark comedy in future projects.
Diets have evolved away from milk and vegetables in favor of soft drinks and snack foods, leading experts to predict a sharp increase in osteoporosis if trends continue.
