Sentence examples for view of the evolving from inspiring English sources

How should goods be distributed and wealth taxed in the future, in view of the evolving demographic of an ageing population?

The software component architecture for ECGSS also allows the effective deployment of the system on every local business site, in view of the evolving trend in information technology toward easier configuration and re-usability.

This won't be the last time that there are further adjustments made because we are having to constantly evolve our own defences in view of the evolving way people want to attack us".

The book draws on the institutional knowledge of many of the most experienced user fee negotiators, affording a unique 360-degree view of the evolving nature of such negotiations; it offers practical insights not only for those at the negotiating table, but for anyone involved in helping to shape, analyze, monitor or understand user fee programs.

To provide a better view of the evolving nature of these clusters, we cluster genes based on the network at time point 1 using spectral clustering, and visualize the gradual disappearance of these clusters in Figure 2. Note that our visualization does not indicate that genes do not form clusters in later developmental stage.

MEPs had an exchange of views on the evolving security situation in the Azov Sea.

Our research contributes to knowledge of the drug law reforms by presenting (for the first time) the voices of providers and their views of the evolving dynamics of treatment in the wake of the passage of the DLRA.

While the anti-Marxist, anti-materialists may foolishly suggest Vickery's work suffers from "mad cow disease," I suggest that for once we have a clearly, if densely, argued view of the nature of the evolving pre-Angkorian society of the protohistoric Khmer.

This more favorable view of the economy evolved amid a sense that jobs had become less secure.

This result is probably not surprising in view of the rapidly evolved latitudinal clines in inversion frequencies after the introduction of the species into the New World [ 12], as well as the quick response of inversion polymorphism to laboratory temperature [ 16].

But other officials said their view of the plot was evolving.