Sentence examples for that evolving from from inspiring English sources

From the "Design Ladder," we know that evolving from just tinkering with design to integrating design at a corporate strategic level can increase performance by 10-40 percent.

Maui County Council Member Kelly King agrees that evolving from a plantation-era sweetheart deal for endless free water to a market system based on the County's economic, public and ecological interest is essential if Maui is to thrive.

Snowboarding, winter sport that is somewhat akin to skiing and that evolved from skateboarding and surfing.

They belong to a separate lineage that evolved from ordinary soil amoebas.

Timoney speaks in what a friend calls a Bronx brogue, an accent that evolved from a childhood spent in Dublin and Washington Heights.

The varsovienne (Italian varsoviana) is a 19th-century French couple dance that evolved from a simple mazurka step.

Broadwing Inc., the fast-growing communications carrier that evolved from the old Cincinnati Bell, intends to announce quarterly financial results today that will modestly exceed analysts' expectations.

It is this side of geekery, the "traditional" writing that evolved from the likes of Tolkien that Gaiman pays tribute to here.

"We want to have one central communications program that evolves from the brand down," said Jacqueline Parkes, senior director for advertising at Major League Baseball in New York.

Rebecca Gilman's carefully composed, synthetically smooth drama follows a relationship that evolves from an awkward blind date into the psychopathic stalking of a magazine journalist (Mary Beth Fisher).

While blockbusters do emerge, few of the new products or processes that evolve from innovative thinking ultimately survive the test of time.