Sentence examples for evolving rights from inspiring English sources

The senator accused Judge Bork of selecting evolving rights based on his own preferences rather than neutral principles.

As the bargaining unfolds, Britain will have to pay any outstanding fees to the EU, fight for the evolving rights of its citizens, decide the fates of EU nationals living in the U.K., and develop a new strategy of self-governance.

It will also have to fight to defend the evolving rights of its citizens and decide the fates of EU nationals living in the U.K. Furthermore, May's government will have to establish the parameters of the "hard Brexit" it has committed to ― meaning Brits will lose access to the European single market, which refers to the EU as one territory without internal borders.

And some are evolving right now in far-off leagues.

Some of those patterns may provide a reproductive advantage, suggesting that the mimic poison frog is evolving right in front of our eyes.

Perhaps it's no accident that concert dress stopped evolving right about the time that Edison's cylinder came in: performers wished to prolong forever those last golden hours of the aristocratic age.

"In fact that sense of comfort that has surrounded business for 100 years is kind of evolving right now and I think it will allow people to be more imaginative and responsive.

Internet and related protocols have been evolving right from their creation.

We're constantly learning how this is all evolving right now.

"We'll be studying a new world that is evolving right before our eyes".

Any species could be evolving right now 1 2 3 4 5 12. Humans have evolved from previously existing species 1 2 3 4 5 13.