Sentence examples for evolving well from inspiring English sources

On the nonsports side, it is evolving well.

But, with time, I have come to feel that my children are safe and evolving well in their new environment.

The CIO's role inside many companies is evolving well beyond the traditional function of running information technology (IT).

Adoption as an institution was evolving well before the ripple effects of China's one-child policy -- and other important "trends" factored in as well, from the dissolution of the Soviet Union (where orphanages were teeming with children) to reforms in America's foster care system (which led to tens of thousands more adoptions each year) to greater openness and honesty in all sorts of adoptions.

The certificate course in critical care, the first organized training activity in critical care medicine, was started 4 years ago by the ISCCM and has been evolving well.

(Hollywood's notion of movie "magic" has evolved well past the merely human).

"Console gaming has evolved well beyond conventional controllers," Mr. Sobota said in a company statement.

This one is tannic now, but I think it will evolve well.

Meiré's work as an art director has also evolved well beyond the confines of minimalism.

But the eclipse of that dreadful phrase "the Indo-Anglian novel" has occurred precisely because Indian writers have evolved well beyond the British connection to their native land.

Still, the sense that new applications can evolve well beyond stock quotes or short e-mail has some people believing that local companies have a bright future.