Sentence examples for that have evolved from inspiring English sources
Truffles are mushrooms that have evolved to grow underground.
The many business relationships that have evolved in recent years have various roots.
Sociobiology has the notion of "epigenetic rules", laws of behaviour that have evolved over time.
They're more like Swiss army knives that have evolved to support a range of different abilities.
These differences reflect distinct strategies that have evolved to maximise reproductive success across a lifetime.
Their decline threatens the many wild plants that have evolved to depend on their buzz.
We have to banish the myths, cliches and stereotypes that have evolved which say "this is not for girls".
These are overgrown postwar suburbs that have evolved to become among the more interesting and authentic parts of the metropolis.
"Our study reveals a class of insulins that have evolved to act rapidly and potently to cause severe hypoglycaemia".
They view old age as a time to savor friendships that have evolved over years of plant talk and swapping.
They might constitute present or past cell genes that have evolved beyond recognition.
