Sentence examples for history has evolved from inspiring English sources

Madurai's urban history has evolved and flourished around an elaborate water system consisting of tanks, canals, channels, and drains.

The history of the city and its holiness has always been the sticking point, but in recent years that history has evolved.

Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, one of the most celebrated centers in basketball history, has evolved into a successful writer, historian, and filmmaker.

The opioid crisis, now the deadliest drug epidemic in American history, has evolved significantly over the course of the last two decades.

"My worry is a constitutional one -- it's better to leave domestic surveillance with the F.B.I., whose history has evolved under the close scrutiny of the Congress and constitutional scholars," a senior administration official said.

In this case, critics say the New Museum, which in its 32-year history has evolved from a scrappy alternative space into a mainstream institution, is jeopardizing its integrity by giving too much power to a board member with a vested interest in the artists he collects.

During the 100 years of its history, radiotherapy has evolved into a mainstay of cancer treatments received by at least 40% of patients with the diagnosis.

The role of natural history museums has evolved over the centuries.

This provides evidence against the hypothesis that the extinction of G. severnsi was driven by a change toward an entirely terrestrial life history, a life history pattern that has evolved in some other terrestrial grapsoids [15], [26].

Because it was suppressed for most of its history, the Brotherhood has evolved along secretive lines.

Among flowering plants, parasitism is a successful life history strategy that has evolved at least 12 times.