Sentence examples for selection's from inspiring English sources

If you can't think of one, then that's your problem not natural selection's problem... It's perfectly possible feathers began as fluffy extensions of reptilian scales to act as insulators.

Adaptation, in biology, process by which an animal or plant species becomes fitted to its environment; it is the result of natural selection's acting upon heritable variation.

The port selection's a bit of an odd one — but it still beats the two lonely USB-Cs you get on the MacBook and PixelBook.

But corporate migration within the United States, which dawdled along at fewer than 5,200 occurrences annually from 1980 through 1994, jumped in the late 1990's to more than 11,400, according to Site Selection's research.

Indeed, following natural selection's rules, the best rate of reproduction should be strongly selected.

"There is a discretionary line in there as far as selection's concerned.

The selection's latest victory was emphatic enough to suggest another 6lb on his back won't stop him this time.

To identify the new company, officials examined Natural Selection's records and found it had supplied River Ranch.

In a news conference here at Earthbound Farm, one of Natural Selection's best known brands, company officials confirmed that it had packaged the Dole brand found in New Mexico.

William Morris Endeavor Entertainment, which had been identified in several reports as a distribution partner on Natural Selection's planned crime film "The Ice Man," for instance, is now unlikely to get involved because of concerns about the Qaddafis, according to two people connected to the situation.

Although they first appeared about fifty years ago, they were not even mentioned in Seoul Selection's Korea Essentials installment on handicrafts, which is a commonly-distributed series written to "furnish an international reader with insight and basic understanding of the arts and culture in Korea".