Sentence examples for far evolving from inspiring English sources

Cyber credit is dynamic and volatile: On one hand, the scale of influencing factors of credit is changing in realtime because of far evolving e-commerce.

On the other hand, it said the American economy and global financial markets have so far evolved roughly in line with expectations.

- "the most preposterous book ever written about Russia", according to AJP Taylor - argued that the Soviet system was in some ways the highest form of democracy so far evolved (it was reprinted by the LBC without the question mark in the title).

IN the cozy corporate lingo of Starbucks, the java-servers in company baseball caps and green aprons are so far evolved from folks who, in quainter, less caffeinated and less linguistically sensitive times, were dubbed soda jerks, that the coffee chain graces them with a special name: baristas.

Africa shows technology in a different light from the way it has so far evolved in rich places.

The transform matrices of the so far evolved SDCT are used to evaluate and position the performance of the proposed transform.

The overall results show that the proposed transform gives comparable or better image compression performance than the so far evolved SDCT.

In essence, the subject has thus far evolved to a choice of shape functions, which are described by a small set of parameters.

For both Spencer and Sidgwick, utilitarian practical reasoning exposes, refines and systematizes our underlying moral intuitions, which have thus far evolved in spite of their under-appreciated utility.

Cheerleading has far evolved from its wholesome, but outdated image.

They "emerged from a culture of planning and construction that is far more evolved, and far more sophisticated, than in Britain," he says.