Sentence examples for had gradually evolved from inspiring English sources

Beginning in the last years of the Roman Empire, the central institutions of medieval Catholic Christianity had gradually evolved, laying the foundation for the great advances of the later Middle Ages and beyond.

Halliday was "the video-game designer responsible for creating the Oasis, a massively multiplayer online game that had gradually evolved into the globally networked virtual reality most of humanity now used on a daily basis," Mr. Cline writes.

Others went even further, arguing that H. erectus in southeast Asia and Indonesia had gradually evolved into today's indigenous Australians, with the strange skulls evidence of the process in action.

While Sade's sonic palate has gradually evolved, her lyrical concerns have stayed fixed.

But over the ages, "things" have gradually evolved from meetings to matter.

General Motors has gradually evolved a web of alliances with Toyota, Isuzu, Suzuki and other foreign automakers.

Since then, she added, the Sicilian home market has gradually evolved in favor of buyers.

"Morality must have gradually evolved from some roots," Dr. van Schaik said.

Evolution posits that life arose out of inanimate chemical compounds and has gradually evolved over millions of years.

Over the past 5 years, we have gradually evolved our technique of reconstruction to include segmental and subsegmental branch stenoses.

Every subsequent counterculture has wrestled with the same basic predicaments, although the terms of the debate have, gradually, evolved.