Sentence examples for had evolved elsewhere from inspiring English sources
A manifestly artificial signal – even a message as boring as a set of prime numbers or the digits of pi – would convey the momentous message that intelligence wasn't unique to the Earth and had evolved elsewhere.
It is a delusion to ignore the improvements in the practice of democracy that have evolved elsewhere.
Besides answering questions about how life could have evolved elsewhere in space, the research might shed light on evolution on earth.
The symbolic ability we see embodied in the European Upper Paleolithic must have evolved elsewhere, before the newcomers arrived.
The symbolic ability we see embodied in the European Upper Paleolithic must have evolved elsewhere before the arrival of the newcomers.
Nevertheless, Wang notes, none of the fossils unearthed represent the woolly mammoths or mastodons so familiar to many, which suggests that those creatures may have evolved elsewhere.
No Oryza is native to the U.S.; therefore, U.S. weedy rice must have evolved elsewhere and/or endogenously from introduced cultivated and/or wild germplasm.
Elsewhere, I liked the cannibalistic caterpillars, a species that had evolved to the degree that they now turned their noses up at leaves.
Dr. Megan Hunt had evolved once more.
Larry Witmer of Ohio University in Athens notes that even if Microraptor was a glider, it may have been a failed experiment among one branch of dromeosaurs; powered flight could have evolved independently elsewhere.
