Sentence examples for there has evolved from inspiring English sources
The role of American military forces there has evolved considerably over the decades -- from occupying a defeated enemy to deterring Warsaw Pact aggression to symbolizing Washington's post-cold-war commitment to remain militarily engaged in Europe.
Over the past 100 years there has evolved a system of disciplinary, national, and international abstracting and indexing services that acts as a gateway to several attributes of primary literature: authors, subjects, publishers, dates (and languages) of publication, and citations.
Arizona's primaries are Tuesday, and the race to replace Mr. Flake there has evolved into a contest over who can claim the mantle of the president — not that of the iconic war hero who got remarried to an Arizonan, settled in the state and frequently defied his own party over 35 years in Congress.
And social media there, has evolved, too.
The data science available to decipher all of the signals out there has evolved dramatically through major advances in practical machine learning (think Netflix movie recommendations).
By focusing some light on the problem of stillbirth there has evolved a number of new and potentially helpful observations.
Before the colonization of the West Indies, however, pre-Columbian peoples there had evolved important and distinctive cultures.
Many of the lakes appeared to be completely isolated from the world above and from other lakes below; thus, scientists became interested in them to observe whether life there had evolved differently from the ways it had in the planet's other environments.
There's no place to hide in the open ocean, so fish there have evolved precise ways of reflecting light to make themselves invisible, National Geographic reports.
Although Erigeron is not an endemic genus in the archipelago, six endemic species occur there having evolved via cladogenesis and adaptive radiation.
Thus, there have evolved various offshoot types of carpal tunnel releases: endoscopic and mini open.
