Sentence examples for from evolution from inspiring English sources

Any change to the bill now needs to come from evolution, tidying up, and shaping.

The reputation of a player can change after the event because of anything from evolution to nostalgia.

But analysts from Evolution said that nevertheless the results were strong, and suffering from tough comparisons with last year.

It opens with his polished jewellike solo pieces, including work from "Evolution," and moves into duets with Wynton Marsalis.

A rush of users migrating from Evolution may have put its servers under strain.

He was also excited about a piece of dendrite in quartzite from Evolution.

Everything, from evolution to the origins of climate change, is mistakenly up for grabs again".

How much of "human nature" comes from evolution, and how much from culture?

Early studies revealed no resistance evolving in weeds, raising hopes that, at last, farmers had escaped from evolution.

It means presenting the Cuban nation as an encysted tribe in the Caribbean, closed off from information and the discussion of ideas, remote from evolution and change.

Major regional faunas can be identified; these resulted in large part from evolution in comparative isolation of stocks of early mammals that reached these areas.