Sentence examples similar to the evolving year from inspiring English sources

In recent years, the evolving science and debate concerning the risks and benefits of consuming fish have resulted in confusion as to how much fish should be consumed.

There was the evolving plan that died some years ago to build a new Jets football stadium and shift the Garden to Hudson Yards as part of a bid for the Olympics.

But state and Congressional officials said the evolving politics of a midterm election year meant that the federal aid could no longer be taken for granted.

John Major Jenkins is a pioneering voice in the evolving 2012 discussion, with over 20 years of experience defining and debating the issues.

Based on this study, we plan to do a follow-up study in five or ten years to analyze the evolving trend in perception of clinical trials in Korean cancer patients.

Moreover, the program's putative benefits would not even phase in for three years – an eternity in the evolving video marketplace.

He reported increased PBPK submissions to the FDA in recent years as well as the evolving landscape of using PBPK to answer dose-selection questions within different areas.

Complete the degree in as quickly as one year to make an impact on the evolving field of health informatics.

Of the evolving nature of reading, Jeff Bezos says, "Books are a 500-year-old technology.

By Shoko Wanger March 10, 2009 Of the evolving nature of reading, Jeff Bezos says, "Books are a 500-year-old technology.

The two owners have been in open conflict for more than a year as they struggled to develop a strategy for the evolving natural gas market.