Sentence examples for evolution come from inspiring English sources

Has evolution come to a stop, in a way?

He summarized an article of his in a recent issue of Nature, the result of twenty years spent scrutinizing the cellular structures of platelets, as "arguing that strong archaic forces in evolution come into play to cause a heart attack".

Although most objections to biological evolution come from fundamentalists, we observed that even among Catholics, their religious convictions interfered in the comprehension of both evolutionary evidence and the process of evolution itself.

Only recently have many of the details of their evolution come to light (see Fig. 2), through fruitful deposits of fossil material, such as several sites in Pakistan (Gingerich et al. 2001, 2009).

New insights on the earliest history of continental crust and the relation to mantle evolution come from the exciting studies on radiogenic isotopes of Hf in zircons and radiogenic Nd isotopes (e.g. 143Nd and 142Nd, the decay products of 147Sm and the extinct 146Sm) in magmatic rocks.

Given that universal admission that a process of genealogical descent has produced not only the diversity of life on earth, but also the existence of natural groups that are easily seen to be nested à la Linnaeus' hierarchy the question becomes: When and how did evolution come into the mix of systematics?

Evolution came from creation".

And with evolution comes progress.

I think there's a spiritual evolution coming.

"It's amazing the variation that evolution comes up with".

Evolution comes down on the side of selling, with a 75p target for the shares.