Sentence examples for step in that evolution from inspiring English sources

The Weeknd's model is the next step in that evolution.

I've definitely made a huge step in that evolution, but there's always more to learn.

"A small step in that evolution is to get the J.P.C. to become more responsive".

Voting for the Hall of Fame has been an evolving process, it said, and this action is simply another step in that evolution.

Redick's decision to become a member of the media in the middle of his professional prime — and in the middle of the N.B.A. season — was just another step in that evolution.

Brooklyn's transition from scrappy upstart to polished cultural leader has been a long time coming, and "Ona" — with its aspirationally touchy-feely patina — represents a step in that evolution.

His brief, abstract argument for such an authority was made tangible in the hope he placed in the United Nations and its Universal Declaration of Human Rights as first steps in that evolution.

At the end of a pass through her set, she raised her arms in a fierce warrior pose and stuck out her tongue, a rare reminder that the phenom at the center of all this activity is just 21. "Rated R" is her fourth album, and in some ways her most risky, another step in the evolution of a persona that is, as the title of her multiplatinum 2007 album put it, "Good Girl Gone Bad".

iRobot CEO Colin Angle has been repeating for some time now that the next step in the evolution of the company's hit Roomba vacuum is becoming a connective tissue for the smart home.

We discuss the remarkable "eye" of the hagfish, which has features intermediate between a simple light detector and an image-forming camera-like eye and which may represent a step in the evolution of our eye that can now be studied by modern methods.

Sometimes there is an intermediate step in the evolution of the protocols that mix two basic approaches and make it difficult to draw a clear line between methods.