Sentence examples for inevitable evolution from inspiring English sources
An Inevitable Evolution Presidential candidates' messages inevitably evolve: the fight for the ideologically rigid in the primary yields to a contest for apolitical independents in the general election.
It was, he suggests, an inevitable evolution.
To Groce, bitcoin was an inevitable evolution in money.
This can make us think that its abolition was an inevitable evolution of the modern world.
The changes, he added, were part of an inevitable evolution in publishing that was perhaps long overdue.
It is through Mr. Axelrod that the story of Mr. Obama's perhaps inevitable evolution can best be tracked.
Rolles, from Transform, told VICE News this discrepancy in the enforcement of cannabis possession laws was a troubling but inevitable development in the evolution of the UK's drug legislation.
He learned, for instance, that aging is not necessarily inevitable, because evolution does not program it (see "Aging Research Grows Up").
This was the natural, inevitable economic evolution of the barter system.
Complexity is inevitable with evolution, whether it involves biological organisms or educational institutions.
Evolution is inevitable because the systems created by evolution for protection against evolution, species homeostasis, are not absolutely perfect, and the entropy pressure overcomes them now and then.
