Sentence examples for side of evolution from inspiring English sources

In any event, to note the ample dark side of evolution is simply to re-state the problem that any honest religion must confront: the problem of evil.

In any event, to note the ample dark side of evolution is simply to re-state the problem that any honest religion must confront: the problem of evil... View Article Robert Wright is the author of "The Evolution of God," "The Moral Animal," and "Nonzero".

African American intelligentsia such as W. E. B. DuBois, however, took the side of evolution, regarding it as representing progress, both in general and for their race.

Last week's Curios covered the uglier side of evolution, yellow stop signs, and the history of Zapf Dingbats.

It is a pity that the generative side of evolution (inevitable concession to chaos) is usually taken as the major (and positive) contents of evolution, whereas the achievements of evolution in the ways of resistance to chaos (labeled as stasis, stagnation, evolutionary failure, evolutionary blind alley) are looked upon at least disappointedly.

Facing challenges by watchdog organizations, the CEO of Responsive Education Solutions, Chuck Cook, explained that he wasn't violating any laws, because Texas science standards call for teaching "all sides" of evolution.

He will allude to Stephen Jay Gould and Richard Lewontin's theory of "spandrels" — side effects of evolution that are not selected for but arise as a consequence of other developments.

Darwin's theory of extinction — that it was a routine side effect of evolution — contradicted Cuvier's, which held that species died out as a result of catastrophes, or, as he also put it, "revolutions on the surface of the earth".

Some dismissed the fossils as apes and others as modern humans, whereas many scientists considered Java Man as a primitive side branch of evolution not related to modern humans at all.

Our findings suggest that the increased robustness of miRNA stem-loops may evolve as a correlated side effect of evolution for environmental robustness.

Later on I came up with a more concrete goal: since we can't eradicate cancer as a disease, as it is a side effect of evolution (mutations in genes allow evolution, and they can also give rise to cancer), and since all of us must die one day, lets at least try to make sure no one under 65 dies of cancer.