Sentence examples for is rather evolving from inspiring English sources

Since local environmental knowledge is neither static nor does it present a cohesive entity, but is rather evolving adaptively over time, we wanted to use a mapping format that is dynamic and interactive.

Through all of this, my ability to forgive allowed me to transcend suffering and establish the perspective that what happens to me doesn't define me, but is rather evolving me to what I am yet to become.

From the outside, it's easy to look at a country with a longstanding female leader and expect the approach to women in politics ― and the workplace more generally ― to be rather evolved.

It is rather a convention that has evolved over the years, with judges filling in the gaps left by parliament.

He said, "Contrary to the commonly held belief that automation technology is destroying millions of jobs and displacing workers across the country, today's job market is not vanishing, but rather evolving.

Hence, the reader is left with the impression that it would have been rather easy to evolve the first steps to multicellularity, but would ask him or herself why it took such a long time until the first multicellular organisms emerged.

"I'm growing up or rather evolving.

They are rather an inherent and evolved property of metabolic organization.

These changes are not instantaneous but rather evolve gradually as a result of technological, social, economic, and institutional factors.

Previous research has indicated that individuals' attitudes toward filial norms are not static but rather evolve over the life course (Finley, 1988; Gans & Silverstein, 2006).

Furthermore, Sibogagorgia cauliflora has what is presumed to be the ancestral gene order in octocorals, but the presence of a pair of inverted repeat sequences suggest that this gene order was not conserved but rather evolved back to this apparent ancestral state.