Sentence examples for in evolutionary terms since from inspiring English sources
That might make sense in evolutionary terms, since a child brought up in violent surroundings will probably live in a violent world as an adult and might therefore need to employ violence to thrive.
Dr. Jeff Victoroff, a forensic psychiatrist at the University of Southern California, sees the roots of such behavior in evolutionary terms: Since banding together in groups, humans and other primates have sought to show their dominance in a bid to survive and reproduce, and whether one achieved status by good works or brutality did not always matter.
In evolutionary terms, it has not been that long since American cuisine learned to walk upright.
Among the most puzzling are the following: why does language occur only in humans, appearing relatively rapidly and recently in evolutionary terms, along with no apparent genomic change since its emergence?
The ENS probably antedates the CNS in evolutionary terms, and its complexity challenges its central counterpart, especially since the functional and chemical diversity of enteric neurons closely resembles that of the CNS [54].
Humans have run barefoot, of course, for millennia, since footwear is quite a recent invention, in evolutionary terms.
In evolutionary terms, it makes sense.
In evolutionary terms, sex, or rather sexiness, sells.
