Sentence examples for evolving deal from inspiring English sources
Even as Trump told the public that he had no business dealings in Moscow, he and his children Don Jr. and Ivanka were receiving regular updates from Cohen about the evolving deal.
∼Edward Noffsinger, PhD, Group Medical Visits pioneer If our health care system had evolved differently, had it evolved dealing with chronic diseases which is the issue today rather than acute diseases, we probably would have started with Group Visits.
If our health care system had evolved differently, had it evolved dealing with chronic diseases which is the issue today rather than acute diseases, we probably would have started with Group Visits.
Are pregnant women who color their hair — or paint their toenails, or hire a baby nurse, or choose a stroller over a sling, or go back to work early — rebelling against their fellow parents, or against their own evolving deals?
We're good at inventing the miraculous tools; not so good at evolving to deal with them.
"Our culture is still evolving to deal with what it means to be intoxicated by these substances," Halpern reasons.
The branch of solid-state NMR spectroscopy is rapidly evolving to deal with membrane proteins that are beyond the size limit for solution-state NMR spectroscopy.
But the decision will not answer the larger questions about how copyright should evolve to deal with the reality of artists in a digital world or how the art world should deal with such questions morally and ethically.
Many mechanisms have evolved that deal with these problems.
