Sentence examples for slowly evolve from inspiring English sources

In this way, species slowly evolve into others as time passes.

The standard on security "will slowly evolve," as it has overseas in places like Israel, said Richard Maurer, a security consultant with EDI Ltd.

What we have learned is that, often, symbols slowly evolve in that direction or are appropriated by extremists from their original context and assigned a new, more hateful meaning.

For nearly half of San Antonio's existence, Ms. Sessa has watched it slowly evolve, as citrus groves made way for buildings, as a bakery gave way to the Mexican restaurant her husband loves so much.

The gratuitous whimsy that was so cloying in the early chapters gradually gives way to genuinely clever invention, just as the literary jokes -- which run the gamut from bad puns (one character is named Millon de Floss) to postmodern capers -- slowly evolve from knee-jerk spasms of humor into a larger, comedic point of view.

As the music takes on this female texture, the voices find their own music of clocks (ticking, as if answering one another in some obscure liturgy) and clouds (sustaining harmonies that slowly evolve from shriek to gasp, from pain to pleasure).

With an increasing taxonomic sampling, the chances of finding slowly evolving taxa closely related to the fast-evolving ones increase.

Fast-evolving sites are expected to be incompatible with more columns than slowly evolving ones.

Pakistan has been a slowly evolving disaster.

We're all one species, very slowly evolving.

Nevertheless, some think that Mauritanian society is slowly evolving.