Sentence examples for has learned to evolve from inspiring English sources

Freshfields has learned to evolve over its long history.

According to Mack, Chloe has learned to evolve her love for Clark into something more "genuine" and "selfless".

Here we retrospectively review how one continuing education series in bioinformatics, the Canadian Bioinformatics Workshops (CBWs), has learned to evolve its training program to better integrate these advances and realities in bioinformatics education or risk becoming out-of-date.

Scientists today have a good grasp of atomic and molecular structure and bonding as well as the processes leading to chemical changes, and have learned to "evolve" chemicals through synthesis to suit a variety of purposes.

An earlier study by Dr. Rudolph further suggested that children who had learned to see friendship as evolving "works in progress" were less threatened by "bumps in the road" than those who believed relationships should somehow fix themselves.

How else has your leadership style evolved? A. I have learned to be distant without really being distant.

How else has your leadership style evolved? A. I've learned to have more discipline in the way we talk about certain things.

How we behave toward each other reflects our values and ethics and they have evolved as we have learned to meet our basic and other-than-basic needs.

"They're learning to evolve".

Cancer cells have learned or evolved to use these mechanisms to evade immune control and elimination.

While our list of "teachable moments" (translation: "mistakes") seems to be endless, the lessons we have learned continue to help us evolve and improve.