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

Mr. Obama's speech was the latest turn in the evolution of his relationship with Mrs. Clinton.

"This is a major turn in the evolution of the world economy".

If there are no stag heads hung at the Marlton, that is because Mr. MacPherson is betting on a new turn in the evolution of taste, one that takes its style cues from a source both anachronistic and improbably charming: the Parisian hôtel de charme.

Realizing such a phenotype, novel genotypes can evolve, which, in turn, results in the evolution of more complex ecological organization.

The subsequent engulfment and retention of these "primary plastid -containing cells by nonplastid -containingryoticellsts has in turn resulted in the evolution of a myriad of byologically, econonphotosyntheticdically important photosyntheukaryoticsecondarily nonphostsynthasin) unicellular organisms.

"Spring Breakers" may go down as the turning point in the evolution of the fallen teen idol, an archetype for our times.

His novel Balade de câmpie (1963; "Ballads of the Steppes"), an investigation of the psychology of the village, marked a significant turning point in the evolution of Moldovan fiction, and his play Casa Mare (1962; "The Parlour") turned away from the concept of collectivity to probe the individual conscience.

All of this treatment of the turning points in the evolution of Christianity is well done.

Its experimental construction was therefore a major turning-point in the evolution of stone architecture.

A major turning point in the evolution of life was the development of photosynthesizing prokaryotes requiring only water as an electron donor and capable of producing molecular oxygen.

He said that the new findings belittle the work of a generation of scholars who focused on the 18th century as the turning point in the evolution of the criminal justice system.