Sentence examples for troubling evolution from inspiring English sources

The conversations focused on the fantastic success of their men's basketball programs but also touched on a troubling evolution: college sports have become an integral part of an institution's bottom line.

But grouping the bands together in a multi-day festival format with other strands of far-right subculture — MMA, streetwear and politics — represents a troubling evolution.

The momentum toward pluralism, openness, the eradication of borders, and transnational consciousness, however hesitating or troubled its evolution, had been the civilizational momentum of our era.

Darwin openly confronted the main doubt about biological evolution troubling the general public both in his day and ours: the appearance of design in complex biological organisms.

Ms. Palin may be a perfectly competent and reasonably intelligent woman (however troubling her views on evolution and global warming may be), but she is not ready to be vice president.

We have trouble with evolution because we think of adaptation as something that individuals do in their lifetimes, not something a species does over generations.

He continued to freelance at BBC Bristol, producing programmes including The Educated Trout (1989), The Trouble with Evolution (1980) and Home on the Range (1982) for the long-running BBC natural history series The World About Us.

I don't think most people have trouble with evolution.

However, the fact that Haeckel is usually the lone scientist among a collection of evolution-misinterpreting non-scientists is a bit troubling.

Researchers should find this troubling.

This enlightened approach delighted those who have long been troubled by the whole idea of evolution and who are, themselves, living proof that evolution does not occur in all humans.