Sentence examples for sound evolutionary from inspiring English sources

Kumo's new features sound evolutionary, not radical.

There are sound evolutionary benefits to a quick but less-reliable system.

You can imagine many sound evolutionary reasons for such wanderlust: encouraging diversity, finding new resources, reducing the effect of a single-point catastrophe like drought or a plague.

And though it seems bizarre that they should wish to leave such a pleasant and apparently ideal place, it makes sound evolutionary sense that they do.

Now it emerges that such power play – used by men and women – is a sound evolutionary strategy to get a good mate.

The link between reductions in energy intake and the boosting of cell growth in the brain might seem an unlikely one, but Mattson insisted that there were sound evolutionary reasons for believing it to be the case.

This sounds evolutionary, because it means that there was transition of form.

Florin's homologies seem generally sound, but his evolutionary interpretation is still a topic of debate.

It may sound like an evolutionary advance resulting in a bird-of-prey talon perfect for playing Pokémon Go, but is in fact soreness and cramping in the fingers, wrist and forearm resulting in repetitive motor activity.

First, they established the basis for what has been the ongoing emphasis of programs developed by the Committee: articulation of sound examples of evolutionary biology and its applications that can be directly incorporated into the K-12 curricula.

Darwin didn't exactly invent the phrase, "You stop looking, you stop living," but no doubt he would have appreciated the sound biological and evolutionary principles behind it — and why it could arguably be our species' motto.