Sentence examples for evolving on its own from inspiring English sources
It's so revolutionary and so exquisitely wrought that it keeps evolving on its own somehow, as if it's alive.
When I'm putting a project together, it's slowly evolving on its own in my head.
The Australian film industry, when it refuses to copy the latest UK and US formats, when it has the guts to back the unique stories that are evolving on its own soil and the film-makers who want to tell them, has always punched above its weight.
This view misses how rapidly the gig economy is evolving on its own, through private sector entrepreneurs, and the major gig economy firms.
Judging by the rate of evolutionary change in the virus, Hurt and his colleagues estimate that the virus has been evolving on its own in Antarctica for between 49 and 80 years.
But then it just kept going, and I felt it had evolved on its own.
The real reason all this has happened is that as long as there is money to pay for it, technology evolves on its own, filling all niches.
Each one seems to have evolved on its own Galápagos island.
If there's one lesson that comes from Twitter's messy origins and chaotic upbringing, it is that you can do as much damage to an idea by trying to force it into a specific mold as you can by letting it breathe and evolve on its own.
With staff members fleeing, something of a solution evolved on its own in the Bronx, and it involved Mr. Medina's favorite program for assisting parents with children in foster care.
It has left the case to evolve on its own, and the believers to express their fervor freely.
