Sentence examples for grave evolution from inspiring English sources

However, according TOR-centric model, exactly because "men drive themselves to an early grave", evolution favored their robustness early in life and accelerated aging.

A grave development indeed.

Van Eemeren and Grootendorst [1992], Woods [1998] Disbelief in literal Genesis (i.e., acceptance of biological evolution) leads to "grave consequences".

In mid-August, at a convention of evangelical pastors in Dallas, he had confessed to having grave doubts about the theory of evolution, and asserted that the Bible contained the answers to all of the world's problems.

Family portraits, the earliest preserved on fragile 8-by-10 glass negatives, trace the evolution of households almost from cradle to grave.

But there are at least three grave problems with his attempt to broker a treaty on evolution.

"Geology assuredly does not reveal any such finely graduated chain [as evolution requires]; and this, perhaps is the gravest objection which can be urged against my theory.

BERKELEY — Charles Darwin should be spinning in his grave: More than 40percentt of American adults still don't believe in evolution.

The present study was designed to evaluate urinary malondialdehyde levels in Graves' disease and compare this oxidative stress biomarker with the clinical evolution of patients suffering this illness.

… With regard to understanding the role of progress in evolution, the implications for getting evolution wrong are much graver than simply getting it wrong" (. Johnson et al2012, p. 137).

Over the past two decades, antibiotic resistance has become an increasingly grave health problem, serious enough for some to see this not-unanticipated product of evolution as foretelling of the end of the antibiotic era [ 1].