Sentence examples for have always evolved from inspiring English sources

And societies have always evolved.

Cultures have always evolved through exchange and mixture.

Whether we're talking about the reformers of the progressive era or the immigrant ward leaders of the urban heyday, 1960's antiwar protesters or 1980's religious conservatives, new political movements have always evolved, ultimately, into thriving social networks.

Great ideas and companies have always evolved from what came before them.

Many innovations in human history have led to job displacement, but people have always evolved and adapted.

He said: "The requirements of the harbours have always evolved, and it is now important to have a master plan to provide a long-term, co-ordinated vision for their future development".

"The show has always evolved for various reasons.

It has always evolved in a natural way".

Change is far from a new concept in the contest, which has always evolved.

The chart has always evolved over 50 years to incorporate lots of different formats and the different ways people consume music and I suppose this is part of this evolution.

Mellencamp has always evolved as an artist, moving from his early John Cougar persona to chart-topping stardom, as John Cougar Mellencamp, and then, as John Mellencamp, to sparer and more pessimistic folk-rock.