Sentence examples for issues that evolved from inspiring English sources

The purpose of this article is to describe and discuss various issues that evolved during the testing and developing phase of the EcoEffect Outdoor tool.

Women and their male allies began pushing the issues and from that evolved a movement.

Migration through the drift shadow zone and liquid flow through faults are two important issues that have evolved from current knowledge.

In the May 8 , 1995issue, Misha Glenny wrote a Letter from Bosnia about the "parastates" that evolved out of the collapse of Yugoslavia.

That evolved into recording".

That evolved into working on accessories.

Wonder how that evolved....[10]....[10]

The brief has been signed by a broad cross-section of American businesses from every region of the country, reflecting the commitment to the issue that has evolved, at first slowly and then forcefully, over the past decade.

In examining the influence of some identified micro political factors on the level of appetitive aggression in former Congolese combatants, we will focus on the role of rewards in motivating combatants for participation in armed groups – an issue that has evolved as a dominant theme in conflict research in the last decade [ 26- 28].

For Mrs. Aung San Suu Kyi, the moment seemed to be one of reassessment and recalculation as she explored issues that might have evolved during her seven-year absence.

Conceptual models are iterative documents that evolve as the practice issue and/or the context changes.