Sentence examples for evolve to accept from inspiring English sources

The next Xbox and PlayStation machines can flourish if they evolve to accept the new payment models introduced in the smartphone sector while embracing the openness of the Android consoles.

I assumed that by now people would have evolved to accept my glaringly obvious claim that Muslims are human beings, just as deserving of basic human dignity and respect as anyone else.

This is consistent with optimal foraging theory and with empirical data [19], [20], which suggest that foundresses have evolved to accept increasingly longer styles as shorter-styled ovules fill up.

As a positive impact from type I IFN induction is more the rule than the exception in the course of viral and bacterial infections [43] [45], the immune system might have evolved to accept the consequences of the fewer cases where they have a detrimental impact [46] [48].

Many aldolase enzymes have evolved to accept phosphorylated substrates.

We've evolved culturally to accept and use social media in our daily lives and now we need more.

Previously, other enzymes such as hydantoinases [62] and lipases [63] have been evolved selectively to accept the enantiomer of the natural substrate.

It is interesting to note that the GT-B family had shown remarkable structural conservation in the C-terminal sugar donor binding domain while variations were found in the N-terminal regions as well as in the helices, loops, and active site which have evolved naturally to accept diverse molecules [ 38].

The choice then becomes either support the proposal now and exert control over how the business evolves, or be forced to accept changes later on others' terms.

I guess we just have not evolved enough as a species to accept people as they are.

Iizuka blurs styles, requiring the audience to accept an evolving interplay between the characters' original names/characteristics and their roles in the liminal space of the woods.