Sentence examples for evolving in step from inspiring English sources
Rather than evolving in step, the ants must have domesticated a new fungal strain, which spread through the ants' range and eliminated any trace of the previous cultivar, the researchers report in the June issue of The American Naturalist.
After all, prohibitions on marijuana use have evolved in-step with American ideas about race.
Ever since he was nominated by President Ronald Reagan, in 1986, he dedicated himself to combating the notion of a "living" Constitution that evolves in step with the nation.
With so many sides expected to vastly improve though, it will make for a congested top-end of the table – season three will be when Popovic really proves his mettle as a manager to see if the Wanderers can adapt and evolve in step with a rapidly improving league.
Scientists have thought that the ability to learn from others evolved in step with communal living.
As Netflix technical requirements evolve, you can be assured products bearing this logo will evolve in step with us".
But if the symbiont can live in more than one host species or can survive on its own, then it may not evolve in step with one host.
Musical instruments evolved in step with changing applications.
Our ambition is to get the region talking and working together on behalf of the most vulnerable children and to ensure that our work evolves in step with the changing world around us.
