Sentence examples for not having evolved from inspiring English sources

What does that say about any species that doesn't grip the public's imagination – are they somehow lesser for not having evolved (or vice versa) to be easily loved by us?

Mr Twiddy describes current internet banking as not having evolved very far since then, and "going through several layers of authentication, and that's where you are until you leave".

This early ornate architecture differs from that of mainland Europe in not having evolved from Renaissance architecture; instead, it was developed from Norman styles.

Being could not have evolved from Non-Being nor can it revert to Non-Being.

That would mean it was not genetically isolated and so could not have evolved into a separate species.

But they could not have evolved in sub-Saharan Africa, which has no wolves, and "so must have evolved somewhere else, maybe in the Middle East," Dr. Wayne said.

The expressway would have destroyed much of what we now know as SoHo and Tribeca, which could not have evolved as they did had the highway been built.

August 2006 Another study claims that Flores is too small to have supported a population without immigration from other islands - so they could not have evolved in isolation.

Though the visual word form area of the human brain appears exquisitely tuned to the act of reading, it could not have evolved specifically for this purpose.

The Judson Church movement and the whole course of experimental dance in New York over the last four decades would not have evolved as they did without her.

Mimetic characters need not have evolved under the selection pressure of mimicking; in fact, their earliest evolutionary stages could not even have been brought about in this way.