Sentence examples for are yet evolving from inspiring English sources
And, more in general, which is the mechanism that allow languages to appear static while they are yet evolving?
"I don't think we are yet evolved to the point where we're clever enough to handle a situation as complex as climate change".
I don't think we're yet evolved to the point where we're clever enough to handle a complex a situation as climate change.
How do you remain true to who you are yet evolve to meet market conditions?
There the institutional basis and economic structure are yet to evolve in a solid, established, form able to withstand unexpected and severe external pressures (see e.g. Gevorkyan, 2015 and Gevorkyan, 2011).
25 However, given the important role played by macrophage receptors in fighting other infections, it is possible that individuals with this form of the gene will be more susceptible to other infectious agents that are yet to evolve.
Nigeria and in deed most countries in sub-Sahara Africa are yet to evolve their foster care arrangements to formal systems and there is virtually no evidence of any research activity going on the feasibility of establishing such.
This situation is typical of many health topics, where there is imperfect yet evolving research evidence, and a variety of interested and invested stakeholders who develop, promote and/or enact specific policies or practices, and who may or may not wish these options to be informed by "evidence" [ 23].
It is possible that in the teleost fish, DRP-1 gene has evolved, or is even yet evolving, into two distinct genes.
That would make Turkey the largest country in a union which is already a lot more than a mere free-trade area, though it is yet to evolve into the Eurosceptics' dreaded super-state.
