Sentence examples for evolutionary challenge from inspiring English sources

A difficult challenge to moral realism is the "evolutionary challenge".

And if the evolutionary challenge is a problem for moral realism, isn't a also a problem for mathematical realism?

The birds at Fukushima are only beginning to face the evolutionary challenge of living in a radioactive world.

That evolutionary challenge has resulted in some bizarre and wonderful creations: four-metre-tall groundsel trees whose leaves ooze an anti-freeze solution, and shaggy lobelia trees standing like Easter Island statues in the grassy slopes.

So the evolutionary challenge is to explain how that person, both in the exterior, in terms of what they do, and the interior, how they think about it, can somehow evolve by Darwinian process.

In his article "Morality and Mathematics: The Evolutionary Challenge," he concludes that "there may be no epistemological ground on which to be a moral antirealist and a mathematical realist".

We expect this to be the case if adaptation to the harsh arctic environment and a hypercarnivorous diet posed novel evolutionary challenges for a large ursid.

Evolutionary challenges include selection and recombination.

How might these evolutionary challenges themselves interact in the context of broader global change?

Recent anthropogenic changes to salmon habitats present new evolutionary challenges for the species.

We expect that responses to future evolutionary challenges will vary by species.