Sentence examples for would evolve from from inspiring English sources

The banking system would evolve from a large number of small banks to a small number of large banks.

In October 1991, we warned that convertibility would evolve from a currency-board-like system into something closer to a central banking system.

(Maner 1996, p. 152) Górniak did not speculate about the globally relevant concepts and principles that would evolve from information ethics.

It was speculated that with pressure decline in the formation, gas would evolve from brine and be produced at a higher rate, while it was observed that gas production rate decreases with time.

Episodes would evolve from basic questions, including: "what if someone had a crush on Lana, and acted on that obsession"; "what if someone found out Clark's secret"; "what if someone else had Clark's powers?" These three questions developed into the episodes "Metamorphosis", "Rogue", and "Leech", respectively.

And soon after with the additions of Sterling Morrison on guitar and Angus MacLise on drums, the beatnick foursome would evolve from The Warlocks to The Falling Spikes, and then very shortly into The Velvet Underground, a name based on Michael Leigh's 1963 sadomasochist paperback classic.

Trump said that he'd "evolved" from the pro-choice views he'd held in the nineteen-nineties, in part because he had some friends who "were going to have a child, and it was going to be aborted.

I'd evolved from a meager person into a trainer.

I'd evolved from a meagre person into a trainer.

Whether or not our own species, Homo sapiens, becomes extinct before monkeys, it is no sure bet that anything resembling ourselves would evolve over again whether from bacteria, monkeys, or anything else.

For example, we might expect that the chloroplast genome would evolve rapidly if released from selective constraint, but it is not clear that the same explanation would apply to genes from the mitochondrial or nuclear genomes [ 7].