Sentence examples for has barely evolved from inspiring English sources

Like the Drudge Report, aldaily.com has a retrograde design that has barely evolved over the years; Denis said he modelled it on the eighteenth-century broadsheet.

But the latest gloves kick dirt in the face of tradition, introducing exoskeletons and wick-away liners to a piece of equipment that has barely evolved since the Dodgers played in Brooklyn.

One commission member, a county executive, said, "Our system of local government has barely evolved over the past one hundred years and we are still governed by these same archaic institutions formed before the invention of the light bulb, telephone, automobile and computer".

The insurance industry has barely evolved since Benjamin Franklin introduced the concept.

The insurance industry has barely evolved since Benjamin Franklin introduced the concept in the late 1700s.

Cross-bordering trading is estimated to be a source of income for over 40percentt of the continent's population yet it has barely evolved.

When Barthes wrote his much-maligned essay, academic criticism in France had barely evolved since the days of Sainte-Beuve.

Feature films had barely evolved out of the one- and two-reel attractions shown in storefront nickelodeons when Griffith proposed his sudden great leap.

Animals had barely evolved herbivory, the habit of eating live plants, and instead subsisted on putrefying remains in the fetid swamp.

Earlier this month the departing Leinster backs coach, David Knox, described his Ireland appointment as "a big mistake" and suggested Munster had barely evolved under his stewardship.

But at the pinnacle of power, the culture of palace intrigue that has weakened China for centuries appears to have barely evolved at all.