Sentence examples for had evolved before from inspiring English sources

The purpose of these emergency care centers – and it was part of this whole social work system that they had evolved before the war – was to calm the children down and to start to teach them aenough words of Polish so that they could say the right thing if they were interrogated by a German soldier.

These four classes of cone pigment had evolved before the time that the forerunner of lampreys had diverged from the line that became the jawed vertebrates, around 500 Mya.

Redness of leaves, then, is likely to have evolved before the mass leaf-dropping habit of our deciduous, temperate trees.

That is, intermediate forms of the adaptation must have evolved before evolution arrived at a fully-fledged wing, chemical pathway, or eye.

Elsewhere, he claims that plants couldn't have evolved before bees and that sexual reproduction shouldn't have evolved at all, and suggests that geological formations provide evidence of a great flood, not an old Earth.

Though some of the nuts and bolts of the story may have evolved before you receive your newspaper, (you can follow breaking news online here) the context around this event and reflections in the Weekly will remain relevant.

A phylogenetic analysis of NPR1 homologs showed that these genes appear to have evolved before angiospermy.

But this theory came with a big assumption: Cichlids must have evolved before Gondwana broke up.

This could mean the capacity to remember past event could have evolved before humans were present, she told BBC News.

In other words, not only was Coelurosauravus the pioneer of backboned flight, the strange wings it evolved are like nothing else that has evolved before or since.

Among the reasons that threaten this order of dependency is that fact that cognitive agents appear to have evolved before systems of communication.