Sentence examples for should have evolved from inspiring English sources

The comedian said the corporation should have "evolved" instead of "legislating for token woman".

They could have and should have evolved earlier than they did, when women started taking jobs in large numbers.

We can all think of reasons that Israeli culture should have evolved into a reticence-free zone, and that the average behavior should be different here.

On that basis, Jarvis and his colleague Chun-Chun Chen argue that the dinosaur brain should have evolved to be somewhere in between.

But the announcement was criticised by some high-profile comics and presenters, including Dara Ó Briain, who said last year the BBC should have evolved instead of legislating for token women.

Blue stragglers are stars located near the lower main sequence, although their temperature and mass indicate that they already should have evolved off the main sequence, like the great majority of other such stars in the cluster.

By now humanity should've evolved a mouth that contains no teeth and those people who gag when they have to swallow pills?

It is important there are regulations and guidelines, but suggesting that gambling should not have evolved online as it has is a step too far in my opinion.

I'll take Bill Clinton's sex life over Watergate, The Iran-Contra Affair, 9/11, the outing of a CIA agent, two counterinsurgency wars advocated by neoconservatives who never served in the military, a torture fiasco, the 2008 financial crisis, and an ISIS threat that should never have evolved after we brought democracy to Iraq.

The cyt c1 subunit of bacterial cyt bc1 complexes, also a class I cyt c, should thus have evolved after the split of archaea and bacteria.

A priori, there is no firm reason to anticipate that the intellectual capacities of people geographically separated in their evolution should prove to have evolved identically.