Sentence examples for slow evolution of from inspiring English sources

There was this slow evolution of the personality.

Slow evolution of India's food policy" appearing in the Journal of Global Food Security.

The Bumpy Road from Food to Nutrition Security – Slow Evolution of India's Food Policy.

Diagnosis is often delayed because of the slow evolution of the lesion and multiple clinical features.

The slow evolution of the practice of paleontology itself was another reason for the delay in recognizing Huxley's insight.

Now she has turned her attentions to Murasaki, the Japanese woman whose eleventh-century Tale of Genji foreshadowed, and overshadowed, the slow evolution of the novel.

"We're witnessing the slow evolution of politics in this state," Mr. Moore said at the end of his long night in hotel ballrooms.

This seems to indicate that it was the slow evolution of the algorithms of root extraction and their comparison that produced a fully developed concept of the equation.

Gans's treatise is valuable not only for its extensive survey of facts but also for its presentation of a general theory on the slow evolution of legal principles.

But the slow evolution of "The White Queen" stands in sharp contrast to "Game of Thrones," where the scheming and depravities are constant.

Pop art was a movement that had no central manifesto but even in its infancy was acutely self-aware, born of a postwar media culture and the slow evolution of an underground queer aesthetic into a mainstream sense of irony.