Sentence examples for more evolutionary from inspiring English sources

"It is more evolutionary than revolutionary".

Intel's smaller rival, AMD, has taken a more evolutionary technical path to 64-bit computing.

This is a more evolutionary approach, but that may be a wise choice".

But sometimes the sheer weight of its history and repertory argues for a style that is more evolutionary than revolutionary.

But there are lots of good directors around now and confidence has built to a  more evolutionary level.

More evolutionary failures, please, just for the sake of emotional variety.

Nadal struck a more evolutionary than revolutionary tone himself on Sunday.

Or will change occur in a more evolutionary fashion, as often happens after a resolution of competing technology standards?

On longer branches, the protein collagen seems to have experienced more evolutionary change than it did along shorter branches.

The regulatory system is not as effective as it could be in scrutinising smaller and more evolutionary changes to digital services, or closures and reductions in services.

Perhaps the realities of love and marriage are a little more evolutionary than George would care to admit.