Sentence examples for nations has evolved from inspiring English sources

The focus in developed nations has evolved from determining whether something works, to evaluating which works better, and whether it is worth the expenditure.

First held in 1957 – three years before Europe staged an equivalent – the Cup of Nations has evolved from humble beginnings to become one of the most eagerly awaited tournaments in the world, featuring some of the finest talent from Barcelona, Real Madrid, Chelsea, Arsenal, Inter and many more of Europe's biggest clubs.

It might just be that Wall Street realizes a great and troubling truth: The nation has evolved in such a way that we're all bound up in the hysterical CNBC "now" version of things, where only the present matters.

Our nation has evolved through three distinct eras of racial awareness.

"Since the Civil War, this nation has evolved and breathed new life into 'We the People' and 'all men are created equal,'" Reeves wrote in his conclusion.

Our nation's motto has evolved from E Pluribus Unum to, "Look out for yourself.

Charles L. Cragin, the assistant secretary of defense for reserve affairs, said that the contract with the nation's citizen soldiers has evolved as much as the role of the military in general.

Friday, we were again reminded that the U.S., in the course of becoming too free a nation over the last half century, has evolved into the amoral society envisioned in the 20th century films of Stanley Kubrick and Quentin Tarantino.

In European Union nations such as England and Sweden, HIA has evolved independent of EIA and is applied in a wide range of public policy decisions not subject to EIA (Kemm and Parry 2004).

As modern peacekeeping has evolved into nation building, the number of female police officers in U.N. peacekeeping missions around the world has doubled during the past five years to 833, or more than 6 percent of a force of 12,867.

In recent Republican debates, the "I'm not a scientist" talking point — implying that there is a scientific debate about the existence of climate change — has evolved into "One nation, acting alone, can make no difference at all," as Carly Fiorina put it recently.