Sentence examples for starting to evolve from inspiring English sources

And timing can be everything: Companies that continue to manufacture a product when a new standard is starting to evolve, for example, will almost inevitably fail, as diskette and typewriter companies have learned too well.

It remains to be seen whether the new approach will do better in curbing piracy, which is starting to evolve from BitTorrent downloads — currently the main vehicle of piracy — to streaming and other less detectable techniques.

"The nature of how users access content is going to evolve, and is starting to evolve," said John Burke, the senior vice president and general manager for broadband at Motorola, which makes set-top boxes for cable providers.

And one of the things that is just starting to evolve is the investor component," says Benavides.

"The way iOS is structured only Apple can make an alternate keyboard that appears in all apps, but an interesting model is starting to evolve," Marsden noted.

As BibleGirl told the New York Post following the game's launch, "my boyfriend and I saw how drag was starting to evolve as an industry.

The technology has only started to evolve".

The commune members would have started to evolve independently.

After 20 years, the work starts to evolve its own components and decide its own momentum".

Cyber-scams have started to evolve into something far more devious than previously encountered.

"My feelings started to evolve when Bush called the Greek people Grecians, and my opinion of Gore had been neutral.