Sentence examples for much has evolved from inspiring English sources

Since then, much has evolved and been perfected, like windshield wipers, L.E.D. headlights, etc.

Much has evolved within a single decade – a relatively short period within football's history.

Each commented on the movement and how much has evolved in one year.

"Not much has evolved since 2002 in terms of an administration which does not give clear figures on registration, electoral lists or the process itself," said Miguel Amado, the chief of the European Union mission.

High: Regarding the software infrastructure space, much has evolved in the realm of digital-immigrant organizations as opposed to digital-native organizations.

Much has evolved since Davis first happened upon this story, but while her original script was more grounded in real-world history Davis has given her full blessing to Lanthimos' vision.

Bryant's first-ever Most Valuable Player award, though, is testament to how much further has evolved in less than 12 months.

That Belichickian response showed how much BMX has evolved since the Beijing Games, transformed from rebellious adolescent into, King said, "something more grown-up".

Over all, it's hard to ignore how much Best Buy has evolved to meet new demands while retailers like Circuit City is taking its last breath.

And really, if you look at how much Square has evolved over the last year to include business directories, merchant dashboards and more, it's clear that transactions is just part of the equation in mobile payments.

Look at how much Miley has evolved... Want more?