Sentence examples for evolved this way from inspiring English sources

The process evolved this way as a response to a political, not a legal, problem.

It's weird, but it has evolved this way because it's the best way to make comedy.

The same pattern has been documented in male animals who fight over a mate: biologists theorize that mammals may have evolved this way to ensure quick resolutions to conflicts.

For decades biologists have tried to understand why humans, animals, bacteria and other organisms evolved this way – what's the evolutionary pressure to form modular networks, and how can engineers harness that knowledge for artificial intelligence?

That solid ground covers "built this way," "oriented this way," and "evolved this way"; it incorporates the possibility of a potent biological predisposition mingling with other factors beyond anyone's ready control; and it probably applies to Nixon herself.

Fleshy fruits such as tomatoes are believed to have evolved this way, as are the root nodules in which many legumes give houseroom to bacteria that fix atmospheric nitrogen, thus making it available to turn into protein.This propensity to polyploidy helps account for the diversity (and thus success) of flowering plants, in particular.

No one expected that this year's Democratic race would evolve this way.

Cheng isn't sure So.cl will evolve this way, though.

Why is whooping cough evolving this way, and why, after decades of immunization, is it doing so now?

"The only thing surprising to me about this organization is that I think Tina knew from the very beginning that it would evolve this way.

If the race does evolve this way, General Clark would appear to have a significant advantage in a race for second place.