Sentence examples for surprisingly evolved from inspiring English sources

For one thing, he points to the way the Giants have surprisingly evolved into a Super Bowl team without making any major player moves.

Rather, the shy woman with enviable rocker-messy hair who was sitting, largely unnoticed, in the NoHo restaurant the Smile on a recent sunny Friday morning is Charlotte Ronson, the clothing designer, who in the last few years has quietly and somewhat surprisingly evolved into one of the most successful retail entrepreneurs of her generation.

"What was originally intended as a gesture of GEO's good will to financially assist the university's athletic scholarship program has surprisingly evolved into an ongoing distraction to both of our organizations," said George Zoley, the chairman of the GEO Group, who is a graduate of Florida Atlantic.

Commenting on the research, Dr Marek Kukula, Public Astronomer at the Royal Observatory Greenwich, told BBC News: "This, along with some other evidence, shows that there are already quite surprisingly evolved galaxies in the very early Universe.

With this massive proliferation of formulaic tracks most of which follow a simple template, without any intensive editing nightcore has, not surprisingly, evolved into something of a joke.

Thus, hemiparasitism may have evolved only once but possibly twice, root parasitism is the ancestral state with stem parasitism having evolved five times independently, and holoparasitism has surprisingly evolved twice.

The facility with which he makes this surprising and accurate diagnosis reminds him of that moment in painting when something new and viable surprisingly evolves from the inert pigment.

Interestingly, it is proposed that gene order seems to surprisingly evolve slower than sequence and which is explained partially by the large population size.

Now eight years old, and in its fourth reincarnation, Patrice Caurier and Moshe Leiser's staging of Madama Butterfly has, surprisingly perhaps, evolved into one of those dependables.

Surprisingly, independently evolved weedy groups have converged on this feature of abscission layer development.

Not surprisingly, animals have evolved all sorts of ways to make sure they mate successfully.