Sentence examples for still devolving from inspiring English sources

He argues that the Siefores are still devolving risk management to agencies such as his, when they "should be developing their risk-management tools much more than they are today".

Each individual shot's success rate will still devolve back to the player's career shooting percentage.

Yemen's rebellion is far from over, and many fear that it could still devolve into civil war.

They only serve to make an already risky activity – intoxication – riskier still by devolving control of production, supply and distribution to profit-driven gangsters.

Research funders will have less ability to process grant applications and will be driven still further towards devolving that workload to universities, both by demand management and by giving fewer, larger and longer grants.

But whad'ya know, it turns out the world wide web is still determined to devolve into a series of terrible ideas separated into 20 sections.

That's why conservative proposals for devolving power to the states still carry with them a whiff of Jim Crow.

The cost of devolving corporation tax to Northern Ireland has still not been quantified in a joint economic update published by the NI Executive and the Westminster government.

The Labour leader said of the plans: "This is what we're putting forward - devolving more power over social security, but still sharing risks.

The leader of the UK Labour Party told delegates that he was proposing: "Devolving more power over social security but still sharing risks, more flexibility over income tax rates but no race to the bottom when it comes to income tax.

How could they feel so cavalier when my world seemed to be devolving into a Dali painting in which time stood still and insecurities ate at the carcass of my self-esteem?