Sentence examples for example evolved from from inspiring English sources

Concentration camps, for example, evolved from a specific form of exploitation, and everything else which made them so disgusting must be explained by sociopsychological means".

Legos, for example, evolved from simple packs of building blocks into play sets mostly sold to boys, often with brand tie-ins.

Lego, for example, evolved from simple packs of building blocks into play sets mostly sold to boys, often with brand tie-ins.

The mixed economies in modern China and Russia, for example, evolved from communist systems that were too inefficient to compete in the modern global economy.

The trypanosomes, for example, evolved from free-living forms, adapting to life in the alimentary canal of primitive invertebrates during late Precambrian times (570 million years ago).

Ostriches and penguins, for example, evolved from flying ancestors, and preserve their flight-adapted feathers.

Our legs, for example, evolved independently from the legs of flies, but many of the same ancient appendage-building genes were enlisted to build those different limbs.

For example, Christianity evolved from Judaism and ancient mystery cults.

The silliest claim of the lot, though, is a close-run thing between The Spreadsheet at 25: 25 amazing Excel examples that evolved from the invention that changed the world; or A Look Back at Radio in Canada and How it Changed the World.

For example, the axolotl evolved from a salamander ancestor that had internal gills in the adult stage.

Some researchers argued, for example, that ants evolved from wasps that sting prey and then lay eggs on their victims.