Sentence examples for something evolutionary from inspiring English sources

Ham seems content; though his quote also brought to mind something evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins has said about giving creationists a public forum: "I wouldn't expect a gynecologist to have a debate with somebody who believes in the Stork-theory of reproduction".

Ham seems content, though his quote also brought to mind something evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins has said about giving creationists a public forum: "I wouldn't expect a gynecologist to have a debate with somebody who believes in the stork theory of reproduction".

"It's clear that Palm needs to try something revolutionary, not evolutionary.

I mumble something about evolutionary biology, scarcity of resources.

You have a quote at the beginning of your play where Spike, the representative of the scientific worldview, says: "Above all, don't use the word 'good' as though it meant something in evolutionary science".

In the late 1800s some scientists felt that ontogeny not only could reveal something about evolutionary history, but that it also preserved a step-by-step record of that history.

There is something almost evolutionary about the history of the industry — an explosion of life forms in the early 20th century, most of them unsuccessful, dwindling into the few major lines that still survive.

Evolutionary psychologists are always being accused of implying that the way we've evolved is the way we ought to be, and they're always denying the charge: to explain something in evolutionary terms – male promiscuity, say – isn't to condone it.

But accurate throwing is something that evolutionary biologists and anthropologists have spent a perhaps surprising amount of time pondering.

Because the method was also successful for SNP discovery in something as evolutionary distant as cutthroat trout, it should be applicable to SNP discovery in many different kinds of non-model organisms.

"How can you divide up something in an evolutionary stage?