Sentence examples for have evolutions from inspiring English sources

"The point of it is stability," he added, "to have a good team together and then form a stability and then build it up and have evolutions rather than revolutions.

Sometimes it's best to not have evolutions for your Pokémon, such as with Jigglypuff and Wigglytuff if you want a support Pokémon.

Things change, of course; that is why we have evolution.

A lot of heated conversation is the only way to have evolution.

"The Universe is improvising", she says, "and we have evolution, so [improvisation] is always happening".

"We need to do a lot more, but textbooks all have evolution now.

More immediately though, MixRadio appears to have evolution plans of its own.

Given that, you might think tadpole shrimps have evolution all figured out.

You've got a Santa-believer on your hands, and you have evolution to thank for it.

So why has evolution equipped the brain with two moral systems when just one might seem plenty?

Why has evolution made an elephant the largest thing on land, and in the ocean a whale?