Sentence examples for evolving in a direction from inspiring English sources

The law appears to be evolving in a direction favorable to plaintiffs.

Overall, the study presents evidence suggesting that there is no unique answer as to whether the region's cross-border connections are evolving in a direction of greater quality that could boost medium-term growth significantly.

"In fairness to all concerned, our understanding of how dangerous PFAS is is evolving, but it's evolving in a direction that should be frightening to everyone," said Congressman Dan Kildee, a Democrat who represents Flint and who knows all too well what a water crisis looks like.

But Ms. Bicks hopes Patty's character will evolve in a direction that speaks more to friendship, and less about her hunger for men.

Under his theory, termed cosmological natural selection, universes with more black holes will produce more progeny and so the laws of physics will evolve in a direction favorable to black hole production.

But around 1898 he went through a psychological crisis, and, subsequently, partly under the influence of Vincent van Gogh, Paul Gauguin, and Paul Cézanne, he evolved in a direction that made him, by the 1905 Paris Salon d'Automne, a fellow traveller of the Fauves (Wild Beasts), who favoured the arbitrary use of strong colour.

This is because in the past half century public policy has evolved in a direction that most of us didn't want it to go.

It is probably going to evolve in a direction that won't be beneficial for you, so presume the worse and get running as soon as you can.

Very good... Overall, my view is that the Obama fiscal stimulus plan is evolving in a sensible direction.

The new resolution showed "the process is therefore evolving in a positive direction," said Peter Gooderham, the British ambassador to the United Nations in Geneva.

The conference statement showed the process was "evolving in a positive direction," said Peter Gooderham, Britain's ambassador to the United Nations in Geneva.