Sentence examples for what has evolved from inspiring English sources

But what has evolved of late at Whistler is an international feel.

But in the colloquial, temporal sense, it explains what has evolved but not what will.

So what has evolved in this system is that some of the tadpoles just overnight explode in size.

The Ravens have won both of their meetings this season against the Steelers in what has evolved into one of the N.F.L.'s fiercest rivalries.

Torre was pragmatic in the face of yet another hurdle in what has evolved into a disconcerting first half of the season.

"This is what has evolved out of the marketplace," said John Lawrence, an agricultural economist at Iowa State University in Ames.

What mattered, and what had evolved as well, was the cause of death.

Quarterbacks wanted to look away when they stared at what had evolved into a game-changing front four.

I don't know why he did that, especially when he knew the parameters that had been laid out last night and what had evolved over the week.

In 1930, what had evolved into the Long Island headquarters of the New York Telephone Company moved one block away, to Willoughby and Bridge Streets.

Only a few decades out from Darwin, many of the scientists of the period were simply trying to get a handle on what had evolved at the bottom of the world.