Sentence examples for has evolved gradually from inspiring English sources

Endoscopic spine surgery has evolved gradually through improvements in endoscope design, instrumentation, and surgical techniques.

Suarez's interest in film has evolved gradually since he was a child, when he would entertain himself by playing with his parents' video camera.

The country has one of the oldest electoral systems in the world, which has evolved gradually over the course of several centuries.

And let's be clear, it's not just a public-relations nightmare: it's a big threat to Goldman's business, which, as Smith points out, has evolved gradually over the past twenty years.

The IPC has evolved gradually from a traditional culture of academia that teaches and pursues research to a more entrepreneurial culture, with technology transfer for patent registration only getting under way in 2013.

Finally, some evolutionary psychologists claim that the human brain has evolved gradually over a long stable evolutionary period (the "EEA", see below), whereas others believe that the human brain has been subject to rapid genetic and cultural changes.

(3) Evolution is gradual, so phagotrophic exploitation should have evolved gradually through milder forms of exploitation.

It had evolved gradually as part of the NHS system.

Conservatives thus favour institutions and practices that have evolved gradually and are manifestations of continuity and stability.

I began to ask whether such a plan might have evolved gradually, but he cut in: "That's not the claim!

Mr. Duncan said that the extended-stay business had evolved gradually, and that guests who stayed only one to four nights, rather than weekly, now represented half of Homewood Suites' market.