Sentence examples for some descendant from inspiring English sources

Some descendant of Watson might just prove to be our savior.

The term "Ohlone" has been used in place of "Costanoan" since the 1970s by some descendant groups and by most ethnographers, historians, and writers of popular literature.

It's also worth considering what you do want -- something of value, against that day when some descendant will have to flee across international borders and perhaps need a, shall we say, compact high-value negotiable financial instrument.

Biologically, this condition means that for each of the reticulation events, at least one of the species involved in it has also some descendant through mutation.

Regardless of the choice to create an edge, because we are not allowed to have a 2-blocking loop, either (a) we possibly connect u to some descendant of v (and do not connect v to a descendant of u) or (b) we possibly connect v to some descendant of u (and do not connect u to a descendant of v).

Recent molecular phylogeny ([ 12, 25, 50, 57]; but see [ 13, 58]) is consistent with a view that extant Agamidae originated from Asia and that some descendant lineages (e.g., Amphibolurinae and Uromastycinae) dispersed to Australasia and Africa during Cenozoic times when they were geographically connected to or in close proximity to Eurasia.

Some descendants of Lenape Indians also protested.

Getting to know the six has helped some descendants feel a deeper sense of the sacrifice.

Zion Church, where some descendants of those first residents still worship, has been at its center since 1850.

Humankind had sprung from a single ancestor, and some descendants achieved divinity, able to control disease, weather and the oceans.

Some descendants of farmers dispossessed by the Navy during World War II would rather have their inheritance than a refuge.