Sentence examples for project has evolved from inspiring English sources

The project has evolved since a mayoral news conference in December 1998.

The problem is that our drawings were done three years ago and the project has evolved somewhat.

Ten years on, the project has evolved into a three-year curriculum led by teachers from Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

Since this pilot, the Disconnect project has evolved so that students will be offered online alternatives – books, sports, culture – as incentives to sign up.

While some stations initially feared PBS was trying to co-opt donations for itself by bypassing local stations, those criticisms have subsided as the project has evolved.

"Now, because the project has evolved, you find black and white all on the same side — feeling like we've been hoodwinked, we've been bamboozled," she said.

His project had evolved in 1809, when The Commercial Advertiser carried an advertisement offering his "country seat" — with two acres of pasture and "a cistern that never fails" — along with lots on "Stewart Street".

When asked how the exposure to modern slavery through the Freedom Project had evolved his understanding of the phenomenon, Mr. Coorlim's immediate response was how astonished he was at the degree to which slavery is an issue domestically.

We then examine the strengths and weaknesses of the Tubman middle school project through the lens of this process framework, and discuss how our implementation and evaluation of our school-based PAR projects has evolved as a result of this early work.

As the projects have evolved over the last year, the geek esthetic has given way to stealth, often with tongue in cheek.

As a result, wind farm (WF) projects have evolved from small scale isolated installations into complex utility scale power generation systems comprising of arrays of large wind turbines (WTs), which are designed to operate in harsh environments.