Sentence examples for tremendously evolving from inspiring English sources

"It's a tremendously evolving science, internet engagement," says Patel. "But we develop a picture of someone from their previous engagements with us.

The game of golf has evolved tremendously over the last decade.

Cubans have evolved tremendously sophisticated analogs to the internet.

"The quality of the athletes has evolved tremendously," said Jon Gans, an organizer and former judge of the event.

Yet even in the kingdom of sauvignon blanc, a new generation has taken over family domains, and methods of viticulture and winemaking have evolved tremendously.

Washington — The vice presidency, a constitutional afterthought and for most of its history little more than a V.I.P. parking spot, has evolved tremendously since Nelson A. Rockefeller derided its occupant — for a brief unhappy time, himself — as "standby equipment".

The cartoon features that the Japanese call anime have developed a solid cult following in the United States and Europe, and as their exportability (and profitability) has grown, they have evolved tremendously from the crude cut-out animation that characterized early efforts like "Astro-Boy" and "Speed Racer".

Over the last decade, the treatment landscape of metastatic renal cell carcinoma (mRCC) has evolved tremendously.

Managing operations in both manufacturing and service organizations have evolved tremendously over the years with the change in market requirements.

The theory of defects in silicon has evolved tremendously in the past half century and has become quantitative in many respects.

Recently, ubiquitous computing and pervasive environments evolved tremendously and became an integral part of many fields and application domains.