Sentence examples for not well evolved from inspiring English sources

John McCrone, a British science correspondent, writing in a recent issue of the Times Literary Supplement, calls memories "cognitive reconstructions," and goes on to say that our brains, though not well evolved for retrospection or contemplation, never give up a reshuffling process in their effort to extract what is general and what is particular about each passing moment of life.

Evolve has … well, evolved since we last experienced it this year.

The international style evolved, and not well.

How and why insect wings evolved is not well understood.

And it worked, but not well enough -- so we evolved it into something better.

But Mr. Dickinson rejected the idea that the 210-year-old patent system was not well suited for a rapidly evolving computer-based economy.

"It worked -- but not well enough," Priebatsch admits, "so we evolved it into something better".

How D. sechellia evolved the ability to sense its specific host plant is not well understood.

A significant number of these proteins evolve rapidly, but the forces driving these patterns are still not well understood.

Interestingly, COPG2 is also biallelically expressed in cattle [ 38] which suggests that imprinting of this gene may not have evolved until well after the metatherian-eutherian divergence.

It is possible that dinotoms have not (yet) evolved a sufficiently well-integrated set of transporters and the retention of redundant pathways is the results.