Sentence examples for which may evolve from inspiring English sources

"It's important to understand genocide as a process which may evolve over many years, beginning with the stigmatisation of the target community and moving into physical violence, forced isolation, systematic weakening and finally mass annihilation," she said.

Secondly, a surge in Kazakhstan's industrial capacity could result from its position as the second-largest member of Russia-inspired Customs union (which may evolve further into the Eurasian union).

The next stage of development involves thinking about how the units, which may evolve from existing qualifications, would be assessed at different levels, rather like piano grades; how they might be banked over time so students can take them when they are ready, building on success rather than failure; and how a baccalaureate approach might be extended back to primary schools.

There may be an associated papillary or follicular conjunctivitis and the cornea will exhibit multiple, coarse, punctate epithelial lesions, which may evolve into a nummular keratitis.

This could become a powerful funnel into the paid version of the software, which may evolve into a significant revenue source for Facebook.

The impact analysis' simulation results capture the dynamic behavior of IEEE 39-bus system as a response to cyber attacks which may evolve into a partial or complete blackout.

In another recent French example two nearby schools ESC Rouen and Reims launched a joint campus in Paris, which itself may evolve into a fully-fledged merger.

Multiple preferences primarily serve to increase competitive costs and decrease the range of parameters under which preferences may evolve.

It is very hard to predict which issues may evolve over time with the changes in lead design.

I also considered the role of the cost function itself (as defined in equation 2) in determining the conditions under which preference may evolve.

We therefore believe that it is important to determine several indexes with the aim to establish which patients may evolve to more severe forms.