Sentence examples for it's devolving from inspiring English sources

"His opinion on immigration is not evolving, it's devolving," Mr. Reid said.

QUESTION FROM DAVID: I don't think your problem with the filibuster is so much its existence, but that it's devolved into a lazy, anonymous act that can be performed without anyone calling the perpetrator's bluff.

It's devolved in that it's about individuals now rather than a team concept.

And that it's devolved into flash paper.

It's devolved into anti-leftism, tribal antipathy… For a long time [I've been talking about] how the Republican Party had to modernize, that incomes were stagnating, that the lack of health coverage was a real problem, climate's a real problem".

Now it was devolving into a much bloodier and more prolonged civil war.

Instead, it was devolving into a technical discipline that was even less comprehensible than it was relevant.

To the extent that the Bush administration has a domestic agenda, it is devolving power from federal agencies to the states.

If the alliance of Conservatives and Liberal Democrats has a unifying ideology, it is devolving power from the central state to local government, communities and families, creating what Mr Cameron's Tories call "the Big Society".

One resident said worshipers, who had been planning to join antigovernment protests, were targeted, while some opposition activists said the Syrian government had itself attacked security forces to make the uprising, which began as a broad-based protest movement, look as if it were devolving into violent extremism.

He reminded the house that the UK has the power to impose legislation on northern ireland whether it was devolved issue or not.