Sentence examples for evolving new from inspiring English sources

Habitats keep evolving new pageants of species, and we shouldn't interfere.

At his general best, he truly blends romantic and classic impulses, his themes evolving new significance within their structures.

Today, we see constantly evolving new technologies — such as mobile networks, smart grids or cloud computing — and ever-increasing interconnection.

It may be that rather than evolving new genes, animal ancestors simply used what they had to become multicellular.

… Dashing in man-tailored shirts, jackets and slacks, Earhart became an icon of the rapidly evolving new woman who sought self-definition and fulfillment outside the home".

The latest version of an evolving new doctrine is contained in a five-page document called "Comprehensive Political Guidance" which will be published at Riga.

But like any industry—especially one based on an evolving new technology—some companies are simply better at it than others, whatever their size.

Within three years, evolving new techniques and ideas for research into the chemical and nuclear properties of the emerging transuranic elements, he had become an assistant professor.

Did the insects go back to the exact original biochemistry for building wings, or find a new route, essentially evolving new proteins?

Organisms adapt to changing natural selection by evolving new phenotypes.

Linking new articles to generate evolving new stories is popular [21].