Sentence examples for it tends to evolve from inspiring English sources

From present research we knew that, at the beginning, the entrepreneur is totally absorbed in the business's survival and if the business survives it tends to evolve toward a decentralized line and staff organization characterized as a "big business" and the subject of most studies.* The result was a four-stage model: (1) Survival, (2) Break-out, (3) Take-off, (4) Big company.

Also, if a gene is expressed in several tissues including brain, it tends to evolve more slowly than if it is not expressed in brain (Khaitovich et al. 2005; Khaitovich, Enard, et al. 2006).

When parkinsonism was present, it tended to evolve over the initial 2 years of the disease course.

"However, widely shared software tends to evolve through its use (or abuse) by the end user.

It was noted above that, as temperature decreases, matter tends to evolve from highly disordered states with continuous symmetries toward ordered states with discrete symmetries.

Music, in general, tends to evolve for the platform that it's played for.

For freedom tends to evolve and proliferate – if you let it.

But it is encouraging to recall that religious thinking on social justice and moral issues tends to evolve over time.

The planet's orbit tends to evolve rapidly and significantly in such systems.

As businesses become larger and more successful, the owner's role tends to evolve.

So what he chooses to do or not do tends to evolve with his life in a natural way".