Sentence examples for a decisive evolution from inspiring English sources
Just as the 1998 bombing of the U.S. Embassy in Nairobi was the opening salvo in the global war on terror, so this attack marks a decisive evolution of Islamist extremists away from the pyrotechnics of Al Qaeda and toward butchery as practiced by Nigeria's Boko Haram, a group that claims to fight for Sharia law by murdering civilians and soldiers.
The emergence of "triumphant homosexuality" is tied to "the decisive evolution of capitalism," because Western capitalism has an insatiable need for consumerism, and "the homosexual universe, especially the male one, embodies the temple of unbridled pleasure, sexuality without restraint, hedonism without limit".
Assuming that E. auditrix or an extinct relative could have been a decisive factor for evolution of periodical cicadas and changes in the calling song structure, what effect does the parasitoid impose on the recent host O. rimosa?
Never did an outsider have such an impact on Western art at a decisive moment of its evolution.
He views the little painting as a decisive step in the evolution of Duccio's style, which reached its apogee about eight years later in the "Maestà" altarpiece.
Those relatives, however, survive and play a decisive role in Darwinian evolution.
It is argued that a decisive feature of the evolution of the city's industrial and social landscape was the emergence of industrial districts on the moving urban frontier.
Functional asymmetries, such as that of the human brain with its localization of the language center in one hemisphere, add to the complexity of organ asymmetries and presumably played a decisive role for sociocultural evolution.
Nonetheless people still seem to think that the advent of oxygen was a decisive event in eukaryote evolution.
