Sentence examples for more evolutionary than from inspiring English sources

"It is more evolutionary than revolutionary".

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

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

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

The changes would be more evolutionary than revolutionary, but de Villiers has emphasized that he needs commitment from the top players in order to package and sell rights to the revamped tour.

In a move that executives described as "more evolutionary than revolutionary," Wal-Mart Stores announced yesterday that it had bought out the minority stake in Walmart.com held by Accel Partners, the California venture capital firm.

But new research, presented this week at a major botanical meeting, bolsters the idea that specialist plants have more evolutionary flexibility than previously thought.

Although the things they do better than laptops — smaller, more durable, longer battery life, doesn't need a table to be useable — seem more evolutionary rather than revolutionary, in the context of construction field workers, it's the difference between using a tool that almost works and a tool that can actually get the job done.

Essential genes are generally more evolutionary conserved than non-essential ones [ 32].

The codon usage of essential genes suffers from more evolutionary constraints than non-essential genes.

Sequences within T-DMRs are known to be more evolutionary conserved than other genome regions [ 21].