Sentence examples for have started to evolve from inspiring English sources
The commune members would have started to evolve independently.
Cyber-scams have started to evolve into something far more devious than previously encountered.
Some biologists hypothesize that baleen must have started to evolve before teeth were lost, and animals with both structures could perhaps switch between two modes of feeding.
With the advent of the fourth industrial revolution, several enterprises worldwide have started to evolve their production processes with new automation and data exchange policies by means of the adoption of emergent technologies, i.e. knowledge graphs, sensor networks, big data, and cloud computing.
They've got a great product and there's a lot to learn…about how people have started to evolve the video space".
They've got a great product and there's a lot to learn…about how people have started to evolve the video space". That said, he does note that his Instagram Stories are getting more than his posts on Snapchat.
By the mid nineteen-twenties, the Mathematical landscape of the United States had started to evolve towards its present form.
"Society has started to evolve around these trends, and we believe the authorities should accompany this by creating the digitalisation of legal requirements, background, and right-to-work checks.
"As the technology has started to evolve, we saw the opportunity to create a better experience for the customer, wherever they are in a store," said Jamie Nordstrom, president of Nordstrom's direct-sales division.
But in recent years this viewpoint has started to evolve as more and more businesses now view culture and brand as two sides of the same coin.
