Sentence examples for evolved sufficiently from inspiring English sources

Our mathematics just hasn't evolved sufficiently yet.

Japanese food abroad has evolved sufficiently to be classed sincerely as a cuisine in its own right.

His main area of concern is racing's disciplinary panel, which, he says, "has not evolved sufficiently with modern and best practice.

Senator Tim Johnson of South Dakota has become the latest Senate Democrat to announce his support for same-sex marriage, saying his "views have evolved sufficiently to support marriage equality legislation".

That is, their team, idea or market fit has not evolved sufficiently to withstand superficial scrutiny.

Although scientific research is allegedly awed by the complexities of living systems, it is also spurred on by the idea that the know-how and devices of technoscience have evolved sufficiently for life to become fully controllable and technologically reproducible.

However, notwithstanding skateboarding and jet-ski highs, the core platforming doesn't evolve sufficiently, and struggles to sustain prolonged interest.

All of this is to say that the traits that mediate competitive interactions should evolve sufficiently quickly to alter community dynamics.

In foci where local eradication is possible, schistosomes may not evolve sufficiently rapidly to undergo substantial life history adaptation before elimination.

Indeed, studies of the performance of ancestral state reconstruction using known ancestral states derived from fossil estimates [ 6, 7, 70, 71] or from taxa evolving sufficiently rapidly to be observed in real time [ 5] indicate that a mismatch between the stochastic model and historical reality can result in incorrect estimates [but see also [ 72]].

It is possible that dinotoms have not (yet) evolved a sufficiently well-integrated set of transporters and the retention of redundant pathways is the results.