Sentence examples for world has evolved from inspiring English sources

"The business world has evolved," he says.

We're completely behind the way the world has evolved.

I know the argument: The world has evolved, technology has evolved, and baseball has evolved.

It is not only the nature of war and its means that have changed; the whole world has evolved.

The video fitness world has evolved since a soufflé-haired Jane Fonda in leg warmers released her first VHS in 1982.

He himself has noted how the business world has evolved over the course of his career, waking up to the benefits of a diverse workforce.

His whimsical approach further showed in his suggestion that a line of cancer cells used in countless experiments around the world had evolved into an independent species.

I've queried a batch of researchers focused on ice sheets and sea level on these findings, and asked them how their views of sea level changes in a warming world have evolved since the 2007 report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.

A few ferns in different parts of the world have evolved radically specialized stems containing chambers in which ants take up residence; the role of the ants in the lives of these ferns is unknown, but it may be for protection against other insects.

Cray recognizes that the computing world had evolved since Seymour Cray launched the company back in the early 1970s.

And just as women and their role in the corporate world have evolved, so has the Thomas Pink classic women's shirt, which is now more feminine in fit and comes in a range of colors like periwinkle and mint green.