Sentence examples for to evolve this into from inspiring English sources

More commonly, however, one does have a very poor protein (clone) with at least some measurable activity, and the aim is to evolve this into a much more active variant.

Future work aims to evolve this system into a fully functional system that will be evaluated used first year undergraduate students on the "Introduction to Programming" module.

But we don't know how to evolve this excitement into a lasting form after the new person becomes familiar, or ceases to be a challenge after you've "won" his or her affection.

And it has taken more than two decades for that initial, grudging acceptance by Israel of the Palestinians' "legitimate rights and just requirements" to evolve into this second Camp David conference, spun by President Bill Clinton this week as potentially the historic end of a 100-year-old conflict.Yasser Arafat was the ghost at President Carter's feast.

What began with the Internet protocols, and later the Web protocols, continues to evolve into this field.

I think that's the reason I was able to evolve into seeing this as the same old issue.

"I want this to evolve into something that really contributes to the town," he says, while another mainstay of his vision is the annual neighbourhood jamborees known as The Big Lunch, now in their third year.

And change is in the wind, but for this to evolve into long term change, we need the rain to come down.

I don't want this to evolve into a Yelp review, so I'll end with a general high-five to Smashburger for bringing a slightly more social burger to a town still mourning the loss of Tom's Tavern.

And given the alarming rate of obesity among the young, this idea deserves to evolve quickly into a real solution.

The turn-of-the-century style buildings between Kiskorut and Nagykorut (inner and outer ring roads), the cultural vibe of Raday utca and the urban buzz at the cross of the huge Ulloi avenue and Nagykorut, have helped this quarter to evolve into a gathering place for young people, many of whom also buy their first flat within its confines.