Sentence examples for evolution is indeed from inspiring English sources

Evolution is indeed a historical fact.

The answer, of course, is that normal has not changed at all (evolution is indeed a slow process!) but our perception of normal continues to expand and improve.

Instead, they recognize that evolution is indeed an observable fact.

Despite the explosion of tree-like diagrams in the recent biological literature, evolution is indeed often perceived as a linear, progressive process rather than as a story of unceasing branching and diversification ultimately resulting in a tree.

Comments like "evolution is indeed difficult to teach in my biology classes…due to the lack of scientific evidence for many of its claims" are made by teachers even in states with strong science standards.

"The importance of studying evolution is indeed the first thing to be said but children also need opportunities somewhere in the timetable to explore the 'Big Questions', which our research shows they want to consider and it is often the science lesson that stirs up those questions".

Especially because of biodiversity (the product of evolution) there is indeed "grandeur in this view of life".

"Optimal virulence" sets the direction of selection, but it does not guarantee the outcome of evolution (which is indeed influenced by other factors, as well).

In a way, the outside-to-inside view, which appears logical when thinking in terms of gene and genome evolution (it is indeed unlikely that gene tinkering occurred in the endosymbiont's genome) and host-endosymbiont interaction, might have been subsequent (or consequent) to an inside-to-outside process of EGT.

David, the evolution you mention is indeed critical...but what if Occupy can't recover from the bashing it took from police forces and mayor's offices all over the country?

In evolution, then, God is indeed in the details – literally.