Sentence examples for evolutionary leaps forward from inspiring English sources
Life Ascending: The Ten Great Inventions of Evolution, by Nick Lane (Profile, £18.99) In 10 chapters, Lane deals with the great evolutionary leaps forward, from DNA through sex, photosynthesis and sight to death.
But Dakota is an evolutionary leap forward from Drew.
Could we have made a huge evolutionary leap forward, like the X-Men?
Longtime Sís fans will find this an evolutionary leap forward even from his award-winning "Starry Messenger" in 1996.
The area is part of the orbitofrontal cortex, a part of the brain that seems to have undergone an evolutionary leap forward as recently as 100,000 years ago.
(Jon Favreau, 2016, US) 106 mins Disney's makeover of its family favourite is an evolutionary leap forward, both in its spectacular photo-real animation and its fresh take on Kipling's stories.
But developer Bungie has still to prove Destiny will be an evolutionary leap forward in the same manner the studio's original Halo game influenced others.
Now this field of study has taken an evolutionary leap forward with new research showing human microbiomes may play a far greater role in environ-mental health than ever imagined.
"It's very much an evolutionary process, where the best ideas survive and are refined, with occasional mutations or leaps forward.
Technology leaps forward.
