Sentence examples for has evolved well from inspiring English sources

"Console gaming has evolved well beyond conventional controllers," Mr. Sobota said in a company statement.

(Hollywood's notion of movie "magic" has evolved well past the merely human).

Mr. Novak's character has evolved well beyond the temp, first joining as a full-time paper salesman, and then, in the third-season finale, vaulting over a few office mates to win the vice president's post that the others had assumed was theirs.

As a result, contemporary pastoralism should be considered a dynamic lifestyle that has evolved well beyond a subsistence economy.

In reality, your 'typical' garden variety cougar has evolved well past that God-awful stereotype.

So, what to do? Since, as I've said, the cosmetic industry has evolved well, let's face it, they've reacted to the pressures consumer wallets are putting on them to come up with better, non-toxic ingredients, and have indeed discovered some amazing ingredient substitutes.

But the eclipse of that dreadful phrase "the Indo-Anglian novel" has occurred precisely because Indian writers have evolved well beyond the British connection to their native land.

But if the people have evolved well enough to throw out dictators, then perhaps they will also have the fortitude to throw out religious rogues.

Our findings also suggested that these populations have evolved well in response to the environment.

Manganese catalase, whose substrate is H2O2, is a particularly ancient enzyme, which is known to have evolved well before the atmosphere of Earth contained significant amounts of O2.

The proliferation of fast food restaurants that serve high fat, high sugar meals, as well as places like Dunkin Donuts, which are simply sugar dispensaries, has evolved as well.