Sentence examples for interesting evolution from inspiring English sources
But then, Bioshock Infinite, The Last of Us and Telltale's Walking Dead all represent an interesting evolution of that standard, much-desired masculine protagonist.
That suggests an interesting evolution in the way religions exploit Twitter and other social media platforms yet another dynamic to study.
Missouri's offense has been consistently productive since that moment early in Pinkel's tenure, but the most interesting evolution in the program has been that it has closed the talent gap that forced it to install the spread in the first place.
Richard Florida, co-founder of the Atlantic Cities blog, and an urban studies professor at the University of Toronto and New York University, said Silicon Beach is part of an interesting evolution happening in entrepreneurial activity — it's moving from the suburbs to the cities. "During the Industrial Age, a lot of activity moved to the edge of cities and to the suburbs," he said.
It has been an interesting evolution.
And this need for snap and steam is very likely the most important and certainly one of the most interesting evolutions in book publishing in recent years.
Perhaps one of the most interesting evolutions to come to Home was the addition of Visual Responses to the platform.
Comparing the opinions of each expert with his/her previous response to the question in the second round highlights some interesting evolutions (Table 2).
Sherpa is filling an interesting niche in the market that most English speakers might not even realise exists: many of the interesting evolutions in AI and natural language processing have been focused on English applications, leaving large swathes of the non-English speaking world without the same kinds of services.
Sherpa is filling an interesting niche in the market that most English speakers might not even realise exists: many of the interesting evolutions in AI and natural language processing have been focused on English applications, leaving large swathes of the non-English speaking world without the same kinds of services.
