Sentence examples for evolved to suit from inspiring English sources

Nodding ladies'-tresses is named for its braided flower stems, evolved to suit eons of bee pollinators.

The conglomerates of the huaqiao (and the tycoons from the ethnic majorities who imitated them) evolved to suit their environment.

Those traffic laws have evolved to suit motorists, not cyclists, and there's a strong argument that some should be modified.

Taleb believes that our brains evolved to suit a world much simpler than the one we now face.

Neither one, he argued, is superior to the other, but they clearly evolved to suit different purposes.

Big bluestem, a prairie grass from Long Island that is planted here, will have an advantage over the same species that evolved to suit particular conditions in Illinois.

This implies that as the host evolves to suit a changing environment, its microbiota play a critical role in directing and participating in that evolution.

The games evolve to suit their players' tastes.This gives South Korea a chance, perhaps a slim one, to thrive in offshore markets.

The boundaries of debate on politics and religion are ever shifting, as new issues arise, and our thinking as a result must evolve to suit circumstances.

As the audience for that sensibility grows, and as the individual voices evolve to suit the expanded reach, the early movers and élites naturally feel some sting of betrayal.

For me, however, the discovery of Ramayana's historical, spiritual and geographical diversity is exciting; it has thrived across Asia for several thousand years by evolving to suit its audience and readership.