Sentence examples for have evolved alongside from inspiring English sources

Jeffrey Peter, a member of a Canadian band of Gwich'in, said his people have evolved alongside and "share the fate of the caribou".

Instead, the styles have evolved alongside one another, and even intermixed.

They seem, too, to have evolved alongside prehistoric and medieval "long rotation" cultivation systems.

This has an exceptionally long nectary (getting on for 30 cm) and in a book on orchid pollination, Darwin suggested that this extreme feature may have evolved alongside a moth with an exceptionally long tongue to pollinate it.

In most developed countries, higher standards of IP protection have evolved alongside the development of norms providing effective defence against anti-competitive practices related to the acquisition and exercise of IP rights.

In an attempt to settle the debate, an international team led by Vincent Smith, a taxonomist and expert on lice evolution at the Natural History Museum in London, turned to the tiny louse a parasitic insect that infests birds and mammals and is thought to have evolved alongside them for new insights.

These had evolved alongside the American corporation, says Joseph Pastore of Pace University's Lubin School of Business in New York.

The meaning of the acronym has evolved alongside the movement itself.

Our culture has evolved alongside but separate to the rest of the country.

As Wendel wrote, "We live in a market society whose legal system has evolved alongside other capitalist institutions".

"As the business of surfing has grown, a back-to-basics movement has evolved alongside it," says the festival's co-organiser, Demi Taylor.