Sentence examples for a striking evolution in from inspiring English sources

MY PRINT column this week reports on a striking evolution in the death-penalty debate in America.

Mr. Bush's announcement about trigger locks marked the latest step in a striking evolution of his position on them.

In discussing the evolution of the mixed drink in the United States, Mr. Regan zeroes in on a striking development in the late 19th century: the introduction of vermouth.

But the most striking evolution implicit in the new skate histories, and a theme unsettling to old skaters everywhere, relates to the things that can be done on a board now.

Overshadowed by Harlem's racial metamorphosis since 2000, an even more striking evolution has occurred in Bedford-Stuyvesant.

In addition, the striking evolution of FT homologs into flowering repressors has occurred independently in several species during the evolution of flowering plants.

The most striking evolution from 1993 to 2005 consisted in complicated diabetes mellitus (from 4.3 to 11.4%; p < 0.0001) especially with amputations and blindness.

The most striking evolution is by diabetes type 2, which was indicated as a primary diagnosis in 11.4% of all admissions in 2005 versus 5.5% in 1993 (p = 0.0001).

We found a striking difference in the evolution of site −13 between GA box- and GC box-preferring lineages.

Petaloidy is a striking trend in the evolution of Zingiberales floral morphology, especially in the ginger clade where the number of fertile stamens is drastically reduced and the remaining infertile androecial members are petaloid.

When examined at the level of essential amino acid production, the three systems shown in figure 6 present a striking case of convergent evolution in the context of a common selection pressure to retain the capacity for a full complement of amino acids.