Sentence examples for still been evolving from inspiring English sources

He accepted his tennis might have still been evolving, like Murray's.

These inscriptions differ to some degree from the version of the Koran that has been handed down through the centuries, suggesting, scholars say, that the Koran may have still been evolving in the last decade of the seventh century.

The boldest experiment in thinking outside the weeklong box may still be evolving.

For a lone character to score a quarter century and still be evolving is very, very rare.

Indeed, for 27 out of 84 soybean-specific families, no targets were predicted suggesting that these might still be evolving.

The so-called human-accelerated regions represent DNA sequences that have evolved (and may still be evolving) especially quickly along the human lineage, compared to related lineages (Pollard et al. 2006; Prabhakar et al. 2006).

Still, pet policies are evolving and hard to pin down.

The strategy still appears to be evolving and not set in stone.

Still, Gutierrez argues that "everybody is evolving" on the issue.

The program is still evolving and is far from perfect.

"The piece is still evolving, which is part of what's fun about it," says Aaron.