Sentence examples for decisive evolution from inspiring English sources

Just as the 1998 bombing of the U.S. Embassy in Nairobi was the opening salvo in the global war on terror, so this attack marks a decisive evolution of Islamist extremists away from the pyrotechnics of Al Qaeda and toward butchery as practiced by Nigeria's Boko Haram, a group that claims to fight for Sharia law by murdering civilians and soldiers.

The emergence of "triumphant homosexuality" is tied to "the decisive evolution of capitalism," because Western capitalism has an insatiable need for consumerism, and "the homosexual universe, especially the male one, embodies the temple of unbridled pleasure, sexuality without restraint, hedonism without limit".

It turned out that the final temperature is decisive for structural evolution, significantly more than time or load.

Environmental filters seem to have been decisive for the evolution of tadpole environment in Leptodactylus, since all species shared the same state: lentic water bodies.

Assuming that E. auditrix or an extinct relative could have been a decisive factor for evolution of periodical cicadas and changes in the calling song structure, what effect does the parasitoid impose on the recent host O. rimosa?

It may indeed be likely that high levels of competition or direct links between stable social bonds and reproductive success (Silk et al. 2003; Silk et al. 2009) are more decisive for the evolution of a "Machiavellian" mind (Byrne and Whiten 1988) than fission fusion dynamics.

Yet, since E. coryli is a dimorphic fungus (lacking the characteristic Y-shaped dichotomous tip branching) and A. gossypii is a true filamentous fungus, we do not consider these events to be decisive for the evolution of hyphal growth also given that the filamentous E. cymbalariae possesses a functional CEN8.

There were several decisive moments in the evolution of the text.

Never did an outsider have such an impact on Western art at a decisive moment of its evolution.

He views the little painting as a decisive step in the evolution of Duccio's style, which reached its apogee about eight years later in the "Maestà" altarpiece.

But the decisive leap in the evolution of Hannibal Lecter turned out to be his, let's say, appreciation of Clarice Starling, whose beauty meets his high standards and whose tantalizingly inchoate sense of herself arouses his clinical curiosity.