Sentence examples for to be evolutionary from inspiring English sources

"Men want to be evolutionary, not revolutionary".

But the truly surprising thing about Hox genes turns out to be evolutionary.

We expect his approach to be evolutionary and do not anticipate any radical departures from current strategy.

But the change is likely to be evolutionary rather than radical.

"If they can catch their prey in microgravity, it's going to be evolutionary," Mr. Mohamed said, "because it's going to be the first time in history that an animal changes and adapts its hunting way to the zero-gravity environment".

Mark Pritchard, secretary of the 1922 Committee of Tory MPs, said: "The majority of the Conservative Party is not against reform of the House of Lords and our constitutional settlement, but this needs to be evolutionary not revolutionary.

The next thing isn't going to be evolutionary.

Biologists since Darwin have taken species to be evolutionary units.

For example, only about 50% of functional binding sites are assessed to be evolutionary conserved [18].

Can we tell which species are likely to produce more species and which are likely to be evolutionary dead ends?

Unlike many other sectors, the changes wrought by technology have tended to be evolutionary rather than disruptive.