Sentence examples for has evolved after from inspiring English sources

The discussion has evolved, after the Eagles, fresh off their Miracle at the Meadowlands, ended the season with a pair of stinkers (one behind Vick, another behind Kolb).

While a carefully choreographed media strategy was put in place around the announcement, the killing of a British citizen was justified on the grounds of "self-defence", an argument that has evolved after two UK jihadis were killed by an RAF drone strike in August.

However, during the last decade this term has evolved after the elucidation of different mechanisms (microRNAs and nuclear organization of the chromosomes) involved in regulating gene expression.

Our results strongly suggest that phenotypic plasticity in response to sex ratio fluctuations has evolved after the isopods colonised the novel stonewort habitat.

Since evidence for NCC has evolved after the 1990s, the review was limited to studies published after 1990.

This would be in accordance with the general perception that UBA lineages are ancient while the polymorphism of the duplicated IB region has evolved after the duplication event.

The current method of termination of translation using protein release factors must be a late-evolving feature because the release factors could only have evolved after protein synthesis was possible with a reasonably large repertoire of amino acids.

Many workers' ambitions have evolved, after all, from climbing the ladder to simply holding on to a job, any job.

"The language and the thinking that have evolved after the financial crisis have had an impact on the way young people think.

The couple became a symbol of how far the military had evolved after the law to allow homosexuals into the services came into force in January 2000.

"I think we have evolved after the 30 years from when we tried the other method," said Assemblyman Keith L. T. Wright, who represents Harlem and is chairman of the New York State Association of Black and Puerto Rican Legislators.