Sentence examples for it evolved more from inspiring English sources

"As it evolved, more people thought it was a good thing to do," he said.

Questions regarding a particular organ's unique evolutionary path (When did it appear? Did it evolve more than once?) or mechanism responsible for its origin (Adaptation? Exaptation?) do not bear on the fact that species are related by common descent, which has long been established using other evidence.

I can definitely say it's evolved more over the past three to five years, but there's always room for expansion.

"It's evolved more into an object," Mr. Colacello said, adding that the youthful "apartment stylist" he hired recently put the Bubble front and center in his Carnegie Hill apartment, like a Henry Moore bronze.

The result is that it has evolved more into a social directory, a kind of yellow pages of the Internet, where people spend time tending to their public image and endlessly tweaking security settings to keep their party pictures private.

Despite the involvement of multiple genes, it has evolved more than 62 times in flowering plants (Sage et al. 2011) and is especially prevalent in grasses, where it arose at least 23 times independently within the PACMAD clade (GPWGII 2012).

This more general planning ability results from the combination of several skills and if it appears in both corvids and great apes, the Swedish researchers said, it must have evolved more than once.

Determining when in synapsid history this feature first evolved and whether it might have evolved more than once are potentially daunting tasks, but the situation becomes much clearer when we map the character onto an evolutionary tree.

Mutation that made it easier to ride horses evolved more than 1000 years ago.

In the more likely case that it typically evolves more slowly than stars, it would not have time to develop before a star burned out, Homo sapiens being a lucky exception.

Official interest has evolved more quickly.