Sentence examples for evolving in reaction to from inspiring English sources
"The Empathics," much like many Americans, are constantly shifting, digesting and evolving in reaction to external influences.
His work evolved in reaction to everything from American jazz and slang to the Massachusetts coast, city streets and signs.
By comparing the partner preference of females from parapatric populations in the hybrid zone to the preferences of females from allopatric regions, it is possible to assess if pre-mating isolation evolved potentially in reaction to maladaptive hybridization or if it existed before the secondary contact.
The evolutionary changes that affect a species' interactions with other species are often considered under the term "coevolution," especially if two or more species each evolve in reaction to the other.
While the current situation is messy, the EU often has evolved and changed in reaction to a crisis.
Importantly, these reaction norms can evolve in response to selection (Stearns and Koella 1986; Olsen et al. 2004; Lande 2009; Crispo et al. 2010).
The observed morphological shifts may be a fortuitously adaptive plastic response, the result of an adaptive norm of reaction that has evolved in response to habitat variation, or a genetic response to habitat-specific selection pressures.
It's hard not to feel uneasy – even fearful – about how German and European politics are going to evolve in reaction, and how this might affect the very future of the EU.
Jason Johnson, political editor at The Root and professor of political science at the School of Global Journalism at Morgan State University in Baltimore, said Mrs. Clinton's language showed how much she had evolved as a candidate, in reaction to the times.
