Sentence examples for status has evolved from inspiring English sources

As animals' social status has evolved, courts nationwide have struggled with the pets-as-property idea, said Kathy Hessler, director of the Animal Law Clinic at Lewis and Clark College in Portland, Ore.

Although the species included in this group are morphologically very similar, they differ in their ability to produce mycotoxins and other metabolites and their taxonomical status has evolved continuously.

A new system of status had evolved under his rule: a cadre of minor bureaucrats, envoys, interpreters, and office staff worked for Atangana and the other chiefs independent of the French government and were completely dependent on the chiefs.

Plants, due to their sessile status, have evolved a very complex movement system for molecules, in which proteins belonging to the ABC superfamily play a major role [ 1].

Today, the status quo has evolved so much that the political potency of reunions has all but dissipated.

The status quo has evolved from minimization (when you "got your bell rung" you "manned up" and went back in the game) to formal advocacy and legal accountability for evidence-based care, developed and supervised by medical professionals.

At first a means to share simple status updates, usage has evolved to include richer information seeking and sharing.

The first deals with the effects of the FDNPP disaster on land, and how the status of contaminated land has evolved since March 2011.

Together with results reported in Figure 3, this indicates a healthy status for the Directory, which has evolved from a project-specific information resource into a web resource that is attracting (and retaining) new users clearly focused on its content.

Over seven centuries the artillery piece has evolved from a status symbol to one of the most deadly weapons wielded by man.

Metropolitan Playhouse, which revisits works "that explore the American theatrical heritage," has made an audacious choice, allowing viewers to ponder how theater has evolved and how status was portrayed.