Sentence examples for has evolved slowly from inspiring English sources

Deterrence, they say, suffers.This sentiment has evolved slowly.

The sense of spontaneity fits a place that has evolved slowly over so many years.

As with the creatures that inhabit its world, the series has evolved slowly over the years.

"The aesthetic nature of the hotel business has evolved slowly," Drukier said in an interview last year.

The band has evolved slowly for more than a decade, through lesser and greater engagements with electronics.

Forearm crutch technology has evolved slowly compared to other assistive mobility devices, despite the highly repetitive nature of forearm crutch gait and the high incidence of overuse injuries.

I, and the band, have evolved slowly.

Like every other living creature, it had evolved slowly, from more ancient forebears.

People are drawn to the historic centers of Rome, Prague, Budapest and Barcelona and even more to the medieval towns of Provence or Tuscany because these places have evolved slowly.

"Will you marry me?" Their relationship may have evolved slowly, but now, because getting married in 2006 promised good fortune, Ms. Kim's mother, Yung Ja Kim, who lives with the bride's father in Alpine, N.J., suggested cramming in the wedding before year's end.

For Mr. Romney, Election Day was a time to relish what he could — a race that had evolved, slowly, sometimes painfully, from what often seemed to be a frustrated movement against the president into an embrace, however tepid, of the Republican nominee by his supporters.