Sentence examples for further evolve from inspiring English sources
In this way, our progressive income tax could further evolve toward a progressive consumption tax.
The interaction of these phenomena create new situations, even new rules, which further evolve as the simulation proceeds.
Mubarak added: "Our partners have an incredible track record of creating value and could not be better placed to help us further evolve City Football Group.
Individually, students write an in-depth critique of one publication's design, award-winning or otherwise, proposing how it might further evolve to look and feel fresh and appealing.
Pressed to speculate about how electric car engines will further evolve, Mr. Bereisa acknowledged that G.M. engineers are already considering a clean-sheet design for the car he calls Volt II.
The show could further evolve this fall, if CBS succeeds in its efforts to woo Katie Couric of NBC to its ranks with a full-time role as anchor of the "CBS Evening News" and, perhaps, a part-time role on "60 Minutes".
Unlike sessile sponges or floating jellyfish, the Bilateria typically move actively in pursuit of food, although many members have further evolved into sessile or radial forms.
Over the past few years, the definition of texting has further evolved with the introduction of something that has both loosened the medium's restrictions and presented new ones.
This is a team that has further evolved in Guardiola's third season with added gristle and grace in midfield to go with the wide thrust of Douglas Costa, who despite not training is hopeful of recovering in time to start.
Under the current commissioner, Raymond W. Kelly, Compstat has further evolved, focusing also on minor offenses that can have a major impact on the quality of city life: panhandling, squeegee men, loud parties and barking dogs.
These practices further evolved in the Enlightenment to include an attempt to apply the methods of the experimental sciences to human problems, fighting superstition and cruelty by making life's choices more rational.
