Sentence examples for back to evolution from inspiring English sources
It's back to evolution for Kansas.
Everything comes back to the science with Dawkins, and sooner or later everything comes back to evolution.
Kansas' move back to evolution became apparent last August when voters in a Republican primary defeated three conservative members of the school board who had supported the earlier decision, after public debate quickly spiraled into a movement to vote out those responsible for the change and to vote in those who promised to reverse it.
If you think back to the evolution of e-commerce, I believe that social commerce is the next evolutionary step and will be done in a much shorter timeframe".
"Theory not fact" language, at issue in both the Kitzmiller case and the Selman v. Cobb County case (in which evolution disclaimer stickers in textbooks were ruled unconstitutional), traces right back to anti-evolution policies in the 1920s (Scott 2006).
"It seems like ergot has been involved with animals and humans almost forever, and now we know that this fungus literally dates back to the earliest evolution of grasses," Mr Poinar Jr said.
What follows is a slideshow of infographics from past issues dating back to the first.The evolution of The Economist's infographics September 2nd 1843: Issue No. 1 of "The Economist: Or The Political, Commercial, Agricultural, And Free Trade Journal" priced six pence (equivalent to £2.70 today).
In some cases, the origin of these E3s can be traced back to early eukaryotic evolution.
The conservation of tiny introns between the very distantly-related P. tetraurelia and N. ovalis indicates that some introns can be traced back to early ciliate evolution.
Using this method the author identifies 218 introns with the same phase at homologous sites that probably trace back to early eukaryote evolution.
