Sentence examples for very evolutionary from inspiring English sources

"He was very evolutionary".

"His progress was very gradual, very evolutionary.

I was sequencing genomes independently; it wasn't very evolutionary," he says.

So, that's something that we would have, if we were to actually, the stuff we built at FriendFeed it pales in comparison to the infrastructure engineers have built here simply because they built it for 300 million users, so, in it a very evolutionary manner obviously as a site group.

Children may learn a wide range of things — slang, social behavior and skills — from peers (which, by the way is very evolutionary thing).

Dunlop et al. (2009) show that crucial to determining the effectiveness of MPAs in reducing fisheries-induced evolution is reserve placement: a reserve placed in a stock's feeding grounds is effective but a reserve placed in the spawning grounds can exacerbate the very evolutionary trends that one tries to avoid.

Hence this model, which is focused exclusively on genealogical relations, will give a very partial evolutionary ontology, a deficient inventory of the causal players in the evolutionary process.

Yet sleep has a very long evolutionary history.

But across mammalian species, "it's just a very strong evolutionary pattern".

There may be a very good evolutionary reason why this is so.

Reading, is a very late evolutionary development among humans, but talking and storytelling are millions of years old.