Sentence examples for a logical evolutionary from inspiring English sources

Perhaps this is a logical evolutionary progression, but at no time in history has the public become so susceptible to the spread of willful ignorance, intentionally deceitful lies, and blatant stupidity.

Rather than being arbitrary, we would argue that our theory brings together a number of disparate theories/findings and produces a logical evolutionary scenario.

This type of effect does not follow a logical evolutionary explanation, unless a retroviral form yet unidentified is found in plants.

And in this case, the researchers Judith H. Heerwagen and Gordon H. Orians offer one logical, evolutionary explanation: if you are an infant or toddler spending a lot of time on the ground, it pays to learn quickly to fear snakes and spiders.

Allmusic describes Destroy Erase Improve's lyrical focus as "the integration of machines with organisms as humanity's next logical evolutionary step".

At the time, Pitt Rivers' ideas seemed to be a logical progression of evolutionary theory, which was believed to be applicable in many fields other than biology.

To us, the idea to make gender-neutral clothing that could transform with each different wearer just seemed like a logical next step in the evolutionary process of fashion.

The emergence of paleoanthropology as a truly multidisciplinary endeavor, concerned with a more holistic picture of our evolutionary past, was a logical extension of the post-WWII new physical anthropology which eschewed simple classification and promoted variable populations as the unit of study.

This study provides a logical starting point by defining the evolutionary history of the gene families, and elucidating the relationships and specific features of the different subgroups.

This overlooked and seemingly counterintuitive outcome, which we term 'indirect evolutionary rescue', has a logical mechanistic basis with empirical evidence, and should be explored in future studies of community responses to environmental change.

But he insisted the reforms would be "evolutionary, not revolutionary" and a "logical extension of tried-and-tested policies initiated by governments of all parties in recent years".