Sentence examples similar to hasten evolution from inspiring English sources

The American Society for Industrial Security, a professional organization with 32,000 members, wants to hasten the evolution of the field.

"Personally, I wish I had done more to hasten this evolution, which could have helped to prevent us from making mistakes.

The structure is spelled out in Iraq's constitution, but Biden would initiate local and regional diplomatic efforts to hasten its evolution.

It also will require matching our maturing technology toolbox with macro trends that serve to hasten the evolution of our digital health future.

Scientists have said the use of antibiotics in farming could hasten the evolution of disease-resistant bacteria.

An understanding of the role of Rab25 in tumourigenesis will hasten the evolution of Rab25, its interacting partners and downstream targets as novel biomarkers and therapeutic targets.

Such variations modify noncoding and coding regions; the latter efficiently changes multiple amino acids, thereby hastening protein evolution.

(And 100 years later we have again become so germ-obsessed, in our immaculate stainless steel kitchens, that our profligate use of antibacterial cleaning products has hastened the evolution of resistant strains of trouble).

Traditional Chinese literature was denigrated and erased from the curriculum, which hastened the evolution of Chinese into a language heavily influenced by translations and based on Beijing-style Mandarin.

* Al Gore endorsed Howard Dean for president, rocking the Democratic presidential field and hastening Dr. Dean's evolution from a long-shot maverick to a leading candidate of the Democratic establishment.

The company used the opportunity to highlight a number of partnerships and plans designed to hasten the next step in Windows evolution.