Sentence examples similar to is thought to morph into from inspiring English sources

(The other is the Code of Hammurabi). Gilgamesh was a mighty king from the Mesopotamian city of Uruk, the name of which is thought to have morphed into Iraq.

The now sophisticated and aggressive pirate operations are thought to have morphed out of a self-help police or military function into piracy earlier this decade.

These three female morphs are thought to be maintained by frequency-dependent sexual conflict, in which common morphs suffer from excessive male mating harassment and apostatic selection, since males form search images directed towards common morphs [15], [26].

SHE was thought to be a goner but by the time the votes were counted she had morphed into the comeback kid.

By 1970, what had been thought of as a hyperactivity brain-damage syndrome morphed into a developmental neurological disorder and got the new name Minimal Brain Dysfunction.

Now the castle is beginning to morph into a lighthouse.

"This company is trying to morph into a branded food company from a dairy company".

A word today, literally, is able to morph into a product or an action tomorrow.

The only question is what type of Transformer the MittMobile is going to morph into -- Autobot?

Wireless phones are continuing to morph into personal organizers that include everything but the kitchen sink.

"A significant financial crisis has been allowed to morph into a full-fledged global panic.