Sentence examples for the end of its evolution from inspiring English sources

Nor is yoga at the end of its evolution.

What a marvelous subject, and figure, for a twenty-first-century novelist, a writer working in a form that is also (perpetually?) said to be at the end of its evolution, and an artist who similarly, when at his best, showed new ways forward.

With socialism at the end of its historical evolution, the "left" now lacks a coherent sense of what progress is.

To hear some tell it, he had managed, by the end of his evolution on health care, to make everyone mad at some point or another.

"There's no real goal at the end of evolution; it's just learning to go with the punches".

At the end of the evolution experiment, the most frequent organism was isolated from each lineage and its adaptation to the new environment was judged from its ability to perform these four tasks, a requirement which was met by 62 of the 180 evolved organisms.

Equally preposterous in its way was Francis Fukuyama's claim that the conclusion of the cold war marked the end of ideological evolution, "the end of history".

But that wasn't the end of human evolution.

(Red Hook is being transformed from a postindustrial landscape into a big-box retail center. But that may not even be the end of the evolution, as aging big-box stores across the country are themselves adapted into nonretail functions).

Heavy elements up to iron have been theorized to originate only in the centres of massive stars near the end of their evolution and then be spewed into space in supernova explosions at their death.

Supernovae are believed to be stars reaching the end of their evolution, and many astronomers believe that a supernova explosion is the main process whereby heavy elements produced inside stars are returned to the interstellar medium.