Sentence examples for subtle evolution from inspiring English sources

D'Antoni, at 59, is undergoing a more subtle evolution.

But the changing composition of the foreign workforce reveals a subtle evolution in Japan's labor market and popular attitudes.

It could also be interpreted as a subtle evolution in royal dress: keeping traditions alive but polishing them up a bit.

Their staying-power has also been helped by the subtle evolution which has seen various additions over the years, including wine bars, night clubs, gyms - even a nanny.

Writing with well-researched authority and passion, Harvey reveals the subtle evolution of a common wealth of sheep and cattle naturally improving land by grazing it, creating fertile soil rich in humus all over Britain.

The alterations are subtle – evolution rather than revolution – but they take place and the result is that by the end of a career a player is often unrecognisable at the crease to when he first picked up a bat.

Less noticed are more subtle evolutions of many aspects of the two series.

In recent years Goodes has worn the most figure-hugging guernsey in the league, one of many subtle evolutions of the game in his 18 years at Sydney.

An alternative could be a slice of vintage Saint Laurent haute couture – original Les Smokings occasionally surface on eBay or through vintage clothing dealers such as London's Kerry Taylor, reflecting the subtle evolutions of this hardy fashion perennial through the decades.

There are smaller, more subtle evolutions going on.

This study finds that cumulative causation theory describes this process with a subtler evolution.