Sentence examples for evolution of most from inspiring English sources

"This is the complete opposite evolution of most people that are looking to farm," said Mr. Holmes, 32.

What comes next is interesting mostly for how interchangeable it is with the same period — hand to mouth — in the evolution of most any writer.

The natural inclination would be to assume the rapper has spread himself too thin; the career evolution of most celebrities who spend this much time filling column inches tends to involve a sex tape, misuse of collagen or leaked photos involving a bong.

Paraglacial effects dominate the postglacial geomorphic evolution of most glaciated environments.

Mutation and recombination drive the evolution of most pathogens by generating the genetic variants upon which selection operates.

Therefore, the improvement of display systems that efficiently display Cry toxins allowing the creation of large libraries could provide means for rapid evolution of most Bt toxins.

Other components of the virus and the siRNA silencing defense system are similar as well, indicating significant co-evolution of most or even all components of retroviruses and cells [ 70, 72].

Continued Success Still, the dearth of newcomers has not slowed the professional evolution of the most experienced female music directors.

So, on the occasion of its 10th birthday, we're exploring the evolution of this most fascinating and gargantuan of websites.

Seen in this light, the alignment is only the newest phase in the evolution of the most potent political force of the last two centuries: the Anglophone empire.

The evolution of the most historic baseball transfer since the Red Sox traded Babe Ruth to the Yankees in 1919 and begat the so-called "Curse of the Bambino" began in unlikely circumstances.