Sentence examples for the project has evolved from inspiring English sources

Since its establishment in 1967, the project has evolved significantly.

The project has evolved since a mayoral news conference in December 1998.

The problem is that our drawings were done three years ago and the project has evolved somewhat.

Ten years on, the project has evolved into a three-year curriculum led by teachers from Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

While some stations initially feared PBS was trying to co-opt donations for itself by bypassing local stations, those criticisms have subsided as the project has evolved.

"Now, because the project has evolved, you find black and white all on the same side — feeling like we've been hoodwinked, we've been bamboozled," she said.

It wasn't until last fall that she joined the effort to reinvent the Kroon courtyard; by the spring semester the project had evolved into an independent study course.

Although the story we published (also titled "So Many Olympic Exertions") isn't included in the book, it's wonderful to see how marvelously this project has evolved.

Originally designed to provide academic support for first year undergraduate nursing students, this project has evolved to encompass a second spiral of activity, investigating how prepared students are, both professionally and socially for year one of an undergraduate nursing programme, with particular reference to the first clinical placement.

As the projects have evolved over the last year, the geek esthetic has given way to stealth, often with tongue in cheek.

The ASTI project has evolved over the last few years: ASTI 1 and 2 were initially aimed at hypertension and diabetes type 2, and ASTI 3 now aims to generalize the progress made to other CPGs.