Sentence examples for evolving in which from inspiring English sources

A new energy paradigm is evolving, in which renewable resources are increasingly gaining attention in science, technology, economics, safety, and public acceptance.

I don't see single or a limited number of isolated, pivotal events but rather a pattern evolving in which strong, stable, dominant companies emerge as even more dominant.

A sclerotic and infinitely complex system has evolved in which the humanity of a patient can be forgotten.

An arms race evolved, in which firms developed ever more sophisticated proprietary products, options, swaps, and derivatives.

A great variety of formal patterns evolved, in which musical structure and poetic structure were closely related.

In 1936 both Life and Look were conceived in the United States, and a formula evolved in which the picture editor, photographer, researcher, and writer constituted a team.

In this healthy environment, complex social structures evolved in which the idea of kingship and strong central authority took hold and flourished for more than 300 years before the arrival of colonial powers in the mid-19th century.

There are few countries in the West where anti-Americanism is as vociferously expressed as in Argentina, where a highly politicized culture of grievance has evolved in which many of the country's problems are blamed on the United States.

A simpler model evolved, in which a handful of companies like Oracle, I.B.M. and Hewlett-Packard bought dozens of smaller players and then competed to sell most of the software needed to run a modern business.

Therefore, another scheme of sextupoles is evolved, in which the geometrical aberrations are controlled by the initial Twiss parameter optimization.

Such laws would not depend on whether conscious creatures ever happened to evolve, in which case, arguably, evolution poses no special problem (Chalmers 1996, 171).