Sentence examples for has already evolved from inspiring English sources
NATO's relationship with Russia has already evolved in ways many considered unimaginable a little over ten years ago.
America has already evolved rules greatly restricting the ability of combined content-and-distribution businesses to bully rivals.
Today has already evolved under Angus with the addition of Mishal Husain, the programme's first Muslim presenter, although she was appointed before he joined.
The hardware has already evolved from having four flat, force-sensitive resistors, which people had to push like buttons, to infrared tracking that reads the tongue's movement without touch, putting less strain on the muscle.
The idea of the topcoat has already evolved into something less cumbersome and more slim-cut than an overcoat, some with barely enough room underneath for a light crew-neck sweater.
At other times it might need separating out, for example when delving into the aesthetics of the work of some learning disabled artists, where the discourse might need to develop differently than that which has already evolved around work made by some artists with physical and/or sensory disabilities.
Some are evolving, some have already evolved.
Tungsten carbide reinforced deposits have already evolved into a predominant coating system in order to protect stressed surfaces against wear.
This was seen as further evidence that the species had already evolved a distinctive trait of early prehumans.
