Sentence examples for have never evolved from inspiring English sources
Sexual reproduction may have never evolved if organisms hadn't developed a way to restrain the immune system during fertilization, according to a new CUMC study.
We have never evolved a collective intelligence to function in large crowds — we have no way of getting beyond the purely local rules of interaction, as ants can".
We have never evolved a collective intelligence to function in large crowds we have no way of getting beyond the purely local rules of interaction, as ants can".
The fact that most of us have never evolved our technique beyond the rudimentary and ad hoc approaches we used as middle schoolers suggests this.
Despite this, animals like isopods and amphipods that live in the deep sea apparently have never evolved superposition compound eyes, and unlike all other deep-sea crustaceans (except possibly some crabs) they continue to see through apposition optics.
He may have never evolved into this socially conscious, good-guy approach if Springsteen (and others) hadn't made the stance commercially viable.
The petite canines had never evolved defensive instincts, and predator was now prey.
But, following ASEAN tradition, it has never evolved into more than a gathering where the bland mislead the bland.
It has never evolved in recognition of the unsavory but indisputable reality that the overwhelming majority of sexual crimes against children are not committed by strangers.
A society has never evolved wherein people socialise in groups whose tastes in chocolate vary in direct proportion to an assortment's range.
