Sentence examples for to evolve out from inspiring English sources

With 45,000 students it will become one of the largest institutions in the UK and the first to evolve out of a further and higher education institution.

It's natural for women's teams to evolve out of male clubs (the model in most of Europe) and have the support of those multimillion dollar businesses.

Yet play is an important part of human nature that not only helps our creativity but helps us learn – it's beneficial to us and not something we are likely to evolve out of anytime soon.

But membership is an important step for Russia as it tries to evolve out of its role as supplier of raw materials and develop more manufacturing and services exports.

Much-in-demand rent-regulated units at the 420-apartment West Village Houses rent from $745 for a studio to $1,460 for a four-bedroom, but the apartment buildings, opened in 1974, will soon begin to evolve out of the Mitchell-Lama subsidy program.

Retort technology tends to evolve out of previous designs because heat processing has such a long track record of effectiveness and safety.

Throughout his career, Jackson has continued to evolve, turning out pop, jazz, movie scores, and original classical compositions.

It just evolved out of us trying to improve the slingshot idea".

Greene uses the internet to evolve Washed Out; it's all a matter of getting the songs out there, and if they are good enough (they are) the rest will take care of itself.

"Rather than having some producer call her up, her films seem to evolve naturally out of her own experience".

Such a Darwinian ability to evolve grew out of the party's near-death experience in 1989, when students and intellectuals occupied Tiananmen Square for seven weeks to demand free elections and an end to press restrictions, corruption and nepotism.