Sentence examples for inability to evolve from inspiring English sources
Is it inflexible behavior, a lack of physiological plasticity or an inability to evolve quickly enough?
Though reluctant to give away too much, Griffith says his work will look at carnival with a slightly withering glance, investigating what he perceives as the street festival's inability to evolve and react to social change in London.
George Packer's thoughtful article implies that conservatives will pay a steep price for their collective inability to evolve, and to let go of "the dogma of limited government," and quotes David Frum's assertion that conservatives "must prove that [they] care enough about government to manage it well" ("The Fall of Conservatism," May 26th).
"Too many people have the same product, selling it to the same consumers, and just our inability to evolve as a brand caused a turn of fortunes in the business," McCarvel said of the decision in 2012.
The choice of agents for release in these programs generally emphasizes very strong specificity for a chosen target species, and hence a hoped for inability to evolve to nontarget species.
We considered whether the inability of G4 populations to evolve a generalist phenotype resulted because G4 has less evolutionary potential than other phages, but we think this possibility unlikely.
The issues of ignorance and poverty are not founded solely on a child's inability to read; they evolve from neglect and the absence of parental guidance.
- Measures are needed to compensate for the insufficient attention accorded to details available through an appropriate management information system (desegregation of cognitive domains, competence of staff by rank, properties by school and governorate), as well as for the inability to detect evolving conditions in and around the CSP.
In the latter especially, insufficient attention to all relevant aspects in detail (desegregation of cognitive domains, competence of staff by rank, properties by school and governorate), along with inability to detect evolving conditions in and around the CSP, has served to compromise equity, quality, costing and efficiency all the way from project strategy down to the classroom.
Booming continues to evolve.
