Sentence examples for question has evolved from inspiring English sources

Her answer to that question has evolved.

To see how far this question has evolved, the Academy of Management, publisher of some of the more well-respected journals in business education, has posted a list of the best articles to have appeared in Academy of Management Learning & Education discussing leadership development.

The buy-versus-lease question has evolved over the years and many people have strong opinions about which option is better.

Though the content has changed little since he first challenged Hillary Clinton for the Democratic party nomination in May last year, what began as a set of lectures full of rhetorical questions has evolved into call-and-response pantomime.

Which explains why 1D interview questions have evolved from favourite foods, to whether or not the group is ready to move on, to whether they feel trapped by the roles they've created (see Tom Lamont's brilliant piece for the Guardian last year).

Legal thinking on questions of authenticity has evolved since.

Although Jesse acknowledges the movie is an homage to Lawrence Kasdan's popular 1983 film, he also likes to believe it asks questions about how friendship has evolved in the age of social media.

An additional uprising question is when the Y has evolved within the 'core Sphaeropleales'.

This sequence is also conserved on chicken chromosome 1 although the chicken does not have a GRC (Pigozzi and Solari 1998), which raises the question whether zebra finch GRC has evolved as an independent event in zebra finch and/or related Passeriformes or whether it was distributed in numerous bird taxa but then subsequently lost in many lineages.

It has evolved beyond questions of integration to focus on how Muslim immigrants ought to accommodate European law and custom.

Both artists have productions in New York just now, and each raises fascinating questions about how black theatre has evolved since the Black Arts Movement, and why so many black plays are naturalistic or fantastic, with little, if any, absurdism in between.