Sentence examples for the recent evolution of from inspiring English sources

The Arrowhead example points up two factors in the recent evolution of nanotechnology.

The recent evolution of American policy does not bear out this patronising view.

The recent evolution of both policy and conventional wisdom on macroeconomics seems to suggest otherwise.

I am uneasy about comparisons: the economic systems and the recent evolution of the two countries are very different.

It begins by comparing the recent evolution of debt levels in ten big rich economies and four large emerging ones.

In the recent evolution of the luxury goods trade, as many are aware, this has not necessarily been the case.

The answers won't do much to satisfy the outraged, but the recent evolution of socially responsible investing may make it more appealing to many investors.

That four-part history of one address — from shmattes to hipsters to bulldozers to tourists — is a summary of much of the recent evolution of the Lower East Side.

State judges and leaders of the organized bar have expressed alarm at the recent evolution of judicial campaigns, which both in cost and rhetoric have come to mirror campaigns for other offices.

According to Marianne Mithun, a linguist at the University of California at Santa Barbara, the recent evolution of English as a global language has taken an even greater toll.

The full study - Modelling the Recent Evolution of Global Drought and Projections for the 21st Century with the Hadley Centre Climate Model - will be published later this month in The Journal of Hydrometeorology.