Sentence examples for the modern evolution from inspiring English sources

It's all part of the modern evolution of hotels.

Duck & Foie ($19) Besides being very good to eat, this dish is a fascinating study in the modern evolution of sushi in the United States.

Jimmy Hill, who has died aged 87 after suffering from Alzheimer's disease, exerted a degree of influence on the modern evolution of football that has been matched by few other individuals.

The stand, the inventors claim, is the "future of vinyl display + storage" and your records' new "best friend," thanks to features like "flip-ability," the modern evolution of Finger-Tip Control.

That's partly why I see 9/11 and its aftermath more as a very important and influential interruption in the modern evolution of America and its politics than as a historic turning point.

It continues the modern evolution of sovereignty from an absolute condition to a status contingent upon behavior: States will treat other states as sovereign if they uphold certain responsibilities.

The Museum of Natural History in Berlin houses one of the most modern evolution galleries of all.

Many would assume that this means that the production is a modern evolution of the rap of '90s Chicago, but it's not that.

John Keho, the assistant director at West Hollywood's Community Development Department, insists these plans are simply part of the Strip's modern evolution.

At the undergraduate level, modern evolution is taught both in secular and religious universities.

But Father Fessio and others say the pope, based on his statements and writings, remains deeply concerned specifically about the contention among some supporters of modern evolution that the theory refutes any role of God in creation.