Sentence examples for has been an evolutionary from inspiring English sources

"Hair has been an evolutionary sign of health and sexuality and youth, and that doesn't change," Dr. Bernstein said.

If Hughes changed too much too soon at QPR, his has been an evolutionary, rather than a revolutionary, impact at Stoke.

There has been an evolutionary drive for a development of predictive capacity and one result is the development of the frontal lobes.

Wambach has been an evolutionary player for the United States women, serving as a bridge from the seminal teams led by such stars as Mia Hamm and Michelle Akers to today's younger, far more inexperienced squad.

Damian Lazarus' live project, under the name Damian Lazarus & The Ancient Moons, has been an evolutionary process.

The common view is that there has been an evolutionary process by which Australia has gained more and more independence.

A good thing, too, the study suggests: it would have been an evolutionary disaster if no one had protected the young.

Cycadeoid leaves were tough, like those of cycads, and this characteristic may have been an evolutionary response to herbivory (plant consumption by animals).

Retroviral pathogens have been an evolutionary pressure for many primate species, driving the development of an intrinsic cellular response to retroviruses and antiretroviral proteins.

Dr. Frank said the study suggested that there might have been an evolutionary benefit to cooperation — and, more important, to the ability to determine who could be trusted.

He is the author of "Speciation" (with H. Allen Orr), "Why Evolution Is True" and "Faith vs. Fact: Why Science and Religion Are Incompatible". I've been an evolutionary biologist for nearly half a century and have read hundreds of books about Charles Darwin and his science.