Sentence examples for roots evolve from inspiring English sources

Q. Are you planning any retail expansions? A. A number of years ago, we decided to let the Movado brand — the largest and strongest because of its deep design roots — evolve into a lifestyle brand.

What is known is that plants' roots evolved as extremely efficient mechanisms for pulling necessary nutrients, water and minerals out of the ground.

The relatively late origin in lycophytes of roots with caps is consistent with the hypothesis that roots evolved multiple times2 rather than having a single origin1, and the extensive similarities between lycophyte and euphyllophyte roots15,16,17,18 therefore represent examples of convergent evolution.

It really is just a sung valentine to the actor's life, with its joys, hardships and sorrows, set during a period when the comic theater was beginning to shed its vulgar roots and evolve toward a greater refinement.

A phenomenon with such long and complex roots will evolve rather than disappear.

Companies that remain true to their roots and evolve with the times, will succeed.

"Interestingly, little was known about how plant roots have evolved to facilitate success in their native habitats," Pregitzer said.

Mr. Himmelfarb was a member of an astonishingly accomplished intellectual clan with working-class and liberal roots that evolved into neoconservative royalty.

Such innovation in key disciplines allows us to stay true to our roots while evolving to address tomorrow's greatest challenges.

The foes of health and wisdom for all their mischief may be the attention-grabbing trees who hide the greater forest, where the roots of evolving consciousness grow deep.

Partisan hostility is certainly a form of coalitional aggression rooted in evolved strategies, but so are the prudent strategies of peace and compromise.