Sentence examples for evolved to survive from inspiring English sources
Our brains evolved to survive in the wilderness.
Polar bears have evolved to survive on the energy-rich, fatty flesh of seals.
This is just how they were built, how the species had evolved: to survive.
But farmers sprayed so much Roundup that weeds quickly evolved to survive it.
Inevitably, though, nu-metal fell out of favour and those bands playing this year's Download have evolved to survive.
Confined to their own isolated realms, they had evolved to survive and propagate as their natural surroundings permitted.
Like everything living on Earth, viruses must evolve to survive.
Perhaps gods need to evolve to survive, just like the rest of us.
But in fashion, as in life, you have to evolve to survive, and this summer the ankle-strap sandal has adapted itself to the new appetite for toughness.
Overuse of drugs in wealthy nations combined with underuse in poor ones speeds the natural process of bacteria evolving to survive, making standard treatments ineffective, the report said.
But Mr. Smith's profiles of stars like Mia Hamm can be revelatory, and his 1996 piece on Tiger Woods is remarkably prescient about how that golfer would need to evolve to survive fame.
