Sentence examples for expect an evolution from inspiring English sources

"I would expect an evolution of more consumer- and enterprise-oriented smart phones," he says.

I expect an evolution of mind, heart and soul that guides a more discerning eye, an eye expected to become more adept at choosing those who truly deserve our support -- deserve our vote.

But after this deserved victory, Hughes emphasised that his side were just two points off eighth place and said he expects an "evolution" not "revolution" this summer.

Though less draconian than once feared, they may yet hamper the development of the market.Not built in a dayA more fundamental reason to expect a slow evolution away from the banks towards the markets is the nature of European capitalism.

On the other hand, Moore's law continuous relevance shows that we can expect a sustained evolution of the hardware in the last mile of the Internet.

It does appear that in a naturalistic universe we would expect a process of Darwinian evolution to select for a propensity for moral judgments that track survival and not objective moral truths.

In general, as you might expect, a country's belief in evolution is inversely correlated with its belief in God.

Under neutral evolution we expect a constant rate of fixation of new mutations in a lineage, whereas selection should increase the fixation probability of derived mutations.

This pattern is corroborated by our finding of increasing diversity during this time period; antigenic change provides the fuel for selection among strains, and so without antigenic evolution we expect a build up of genetic diversity.

But with both platforms also open to third-party developers, we can expect to see an evolution of the sort of chatbot-based narrative experiences with which organisations such as the BBC are already experimenting.

Contemporary evolution has been observed in many invasive species with diverse life histories (Stockwell et al. 2003; Huey et al. 2005; Carroll et al. 2007), suggesting that one might expect rapid evolution following a shift in environments.