Sentence examples for time in the evolution of from inspiring English sources

They are younger galaxies, from an earlier time in the evolution of the universe when galaxies were forming.

There was a time in the evolution of the story when Ilka was a member of the Ladies' Lunch, but she dropped out.

The revelations in the documents come at a significant time in the evolution of medical treatment in the United States — from independently owned hospitals to large, corporate chains.

"The mall represents a point in time in the evolution of retailing," said Will Fleissig of the Congress for the New Urbanism, a San Francisco organization devoted to progressive urban planning.

"At this critical time in the evolution of the music industry, I can think of no one more qualified as a proven executive, an innovator, a music impresario and a statesman than Doug Morris," Mr. Stringer said in a statement.

This is a particularly important time in the evolution of probiotic and prebiotic research.

It was made for a Florentine church, Santa Trinita, and its subject is one of Christianity's central acts of gift-giving by a group of astrologers, magi, kings – they have been called all these things at different times in the evolution of their identities.

Burghardt argues that it emerged independently several times in the evolution of animals.

Great art and music can enlighten the world, lift the masses and stimulate the senses, as it has countless times in the evolution of humanity.

It is not clear which was most significant at what times in the evolution of the crest and its internal nasal passages.

The aerobe-to-anaerobe transition occurred several times in the evolution of excavates.