Sentence examples for because we have evolved from inspiring English sources

Third, while generic cognitive knowledge does not require explicit instruction because we have evolved to acquire it, domain-specific concepts and skills do require explicit instruction.

"Zero g is kind of magical, because we have evolved, and we have been designed, by having that force between us and gravity, and so now, in an evolutionary sense, here we are kind of floating around, and we really weren't designed to be floating around, so that gives it a really kind of mystical, magical environment".

Edward A. Snyder, 52 Dean, University of Chicago Graduate School of Business BOOK -- "Nonzero: The Logic of Human Destiny" by Robert Wright (2001) WHY -- "Wright says that humans have thrived over the span of history because we have evolved to favor cooperation and indeed that we are on a path of increasing complexity and interdependence.

But prehistoric humans presumably found it hard to get the salt they needed in their diet, because we have evolved a pronounced taste for the stuff.

Critics would argue that certain things seem right and good to us, not because of some inherent value they have, but because we have evolved to react to certain types of act with approval or disapproval (Singer 2005; Street 2006; and Joyce 2007, ch. 6).

It is a little bit of both (having an organization to model after and making it up as we went along) because we have evolved into a better, more holistic and focused company.

We've survived because we've evolved to react to these types of immediate danger.

Your body does this because we've evolved to be prepared for famine.

Humans don't hibernate, and it might be because we've evolved other ways of dealing with winter and food scarcity.

Perhaps it's because as a society we have evolved.

He added: "We have evolved because we have invested a lot in young players and want to develop a strong team that puts us in the elite of English football.