Sentence examples similar to a stand-out evolution from inspiring English sources
The water provided a stand-out observation.
That makes him a stand-out guy".
However, this one was a stand-out.
When analysing reform determinants by means of panel regressions including year effects, a number of results stand out: The evolution of labour market institutions was faster in EU countries at earlier stages of economic development.
His defensive contribution, non-negotiable at Atlético, has been extraordinary but it is his attacking contribution that most stands out, where the evolution is clearest – his conversion to Simeone's cause and into the striker that he did not know he was.
49 One such locus, the Xq21.3 Yp11.2 homology region, stands out in recent evolution.
Once past the ctenophores and the sponges, the story of metazoan evolution stands out a little more clearly.
It is a mixed bag, but two stand out: an elegant account of the evolution of Bonfire Night, by David Cressy, an historian, and a nerdy and fascinating treatise on gunpowder and fireworks, by Brenda Buchanan.
People with postgraduate degrees stood out because they favored evolution (29percentt) over creationism (25percentt), although most (42 percent) said they believed God guided human evolution.
