Sentence examples for modern evolution of from inspiring English sources

It's all part of the modern evolution of hotels.

No, just a modern evolution of Bayko and Brickplayer, both of which engrossed me many years ago – and are still with me.

Duck & Foie ($19) Besides being very good to eat, this dish is a fascinating study in the modern evolution of sushi in the United States.

Jimmy Hill, who has died aged 87 after suffering from Alzheimer's disease, exerted a degree of influence on the modern evolution of football that has been matched by few other individuals.

The stand, the inventors claim, is the "future of vinyl display + storage" and your records' new "best friend," thanks to features like "flip-ability," the modern evolution of Finger-Tip Control.

That's partly why I see 9/11 and its aftermath more as a very important and influential interruption in the modern evolution of America and its politics than as a historic turning point.

In this manner CBS systems are modern evolutions of the "earth closet" systems first developed by Henry Moule and colleagues in the mid-1800s, in which faeces were captured in containers and covered with dry earth.

The Museum of Natural History in Berlin houses one of the most modern evolution galleries of all.

Now, researchers have found a striking example of modern evolution in Bangladesh, where cholera is rampant.

Staying on top of modern evolutions in the markets is much more than a simple job.

Tomorrow at 11 a.m., "Downtown Modern," discusses the evolution of architecture in lower Manhattan, meeting on the northeast corner of Church and Liberty Streets.