Sentence examples for has steadily evolved from inspiring English sources

Over the years, Morse's methodology has steadily evolved.

It was just for consumers".Over the years, Morse's methodology has steadily evolved.

The service has steadily evolved since its launch in 1997, as Rocketmail, the webmail service of business directory firm Four11.

Mr. Haji-Ioannou has steadily evolved into a Greek version of Sir Richard Branson, the Virgin Group founder, championing consumer rights as an underdog fighting the establishment.

The ECB's role has steadily evolved and has in the process reduced the risk of an implosion of the banking system and contagion across sovereign debt markets.

But while it took the company's lab-coated obsessives 16 years to fully redesign the Boxster, the two-seat convertible has steadily evolved into one of the world's best sports cars.

Digital video coding standards have steadily evolved in order to achieve high compression performances using sophisticated, but increasingly complex, techniques for accurate motion estimation and compensation.

Our results suggest that, likewise, the osteoblast-specific regulatory network has steadily been evolving during the vertebrate radiations.

Information Security has been steadily evolving and has developed special technologies of its own to use in the fight to keep systems, information and individuals secure.

While neighboring Pennsylvania and other states have rushed pell-mell into the Northeast's version of an energy boom — making some people richer and some environments poorer — and while concern has steadily risen about the evolving industrial practices used to extract gas from shale, New York and Gov. David A. Paterson have held back.

The changes to the bulletin, which has been steadily evolving over the last year, are part of Channel 4's "creative renewal" process after it axed Big Brother.