Sentence examples for making evolution from inspiring English sources

Sure, Mr. Duchovny, getting serious about his film career at age 40, has been busy making "Evolution," a science fiction movie with Julianne Moore.

MDE artefacts are inter-related, and simultaneously constrain each other, making evolution a challenge to manage.

Their objection was rather to trying to find some way of making evolution and not Creationism into a genuine science.

All genomes are historically conservative, making evolution affordable; they are copies of templates, and the templates do not have to be reconstructed in every generation.

These data, along with teacher reflection data, also begin to suggest that making evolution relevant to students' lives, especially through the compelling lens of modern medical science, may lead to better student learning outcomes.

But with blending inheritance, genetic variance would be rapidly lost, making evolution by natural selection implausible.

The statement makes evolution seem all too logical and orderly.

WHY -- "Everyone should read this book -- it not only makes evolution easy to understand, it is a great story.

"It was as if he made evolution occur in real time," said Dr. Gerald R. Fink, a professor of genetics at M.I.T. and former director of the Whitehead Institute for Biomedical Research in Cambridge, Mass.

The film's themes of puberty and (at least implicit) child sexuality may make Evolution a stumbling block for some viewers.

Curiously, it was the same skills that led him to discover extinction that made evolution appear to him preposterous, an affair as unlikely as alchemy.